Consider a small spring about 30mm long, welded to a stationary table(ground) so that it is fixed at thepoint with a 12mm bolt welded to the other end which is free to move. The mass of this system is about49.2x10kg. the spring stiffness is measured to be k=857.8N/m. Calculate the natural frequency a ndperiod. Also determine the maximum amplitude of the response if the spring is initially deflected 10mm.

CONCEPT: A Spring system is a system in which the mass in the system is concentrated on the spring.…

Consider a small spring about 30mm long, welded to a stationary table(ground) so that it is fixed at the point with a 12mm bolt welded to the other end which is free to move. The mass of this system is about 49.2x10 ³kg. the spring stiffness is measured to be k=857.8N/m. Calculate the natural frequency a nd period. Also determine the maximum amplitude of the response if the spring is initially deflected 10mm.

Consider a small spring about 30mm long, welded to a stationary table(ground) so that it is fixed at the point with a 12mm bolt welded to the other end which is free to move. The mass of this system is about 49.2x10 ³kg. the spring stiffness is measured to be k=857.8N/m. Calculate the natural frequency a nd period. Also determine the maximum amplitude of the response if the spring is initially deflected 10mm.

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