System Dynamics
System Dynamics
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780073398068
Author: III William J. Palm
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.22P
To determine

(a)

The expression for X1(jω)F(jω).

The expression for X2(jω)F(jω).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13.22P

The expression for X1(jω)F(jω) is 4ς2+μ2r2(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2].

The expression for X2(jω)F(jω) is 2ςω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2].

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The main mass is m1.

Write the expression for force of mass 1.

f=m1x¨1+c(x˙1x˙2)+k2x1+k2x1m1x¨1=fc(x˙1x˙2)kx1..... (I)

Here, mass of body 1 is m1, damping coefficient is c, velocity of mass 1 is x˙1, velocity of mass 2 is x˙2, stiffness is k, displacement is x, acceleration of mass 1 is x¨1 and the coefficient of friction is f.

Write the expression for absorber mass.

m2x¨2=cx˙2+cx˙1..... (II)

Here, mass of the absorber is m2. and the acceleration of absorber is x¨2.

Take Laplace transform of Equation (I).

L(m1x¨1)=L(f)L[c(x˙1x˙2)]L[kx1]m1s2X1(s)+csX1(s)csX2(s)+kX1(s)=F(s)(m1s2+cs+k)X1(s)csX2(s)=F(s)..... (III)

Take Laplace transform of Equation (II).

L[m2x¨2]=L[cx˙2]+L[cx˙1]m2s2X2(s)=csX2(s)+csX1(s)csX1(s)+(m2s2+cs)X2(s)=0..... (IV)

Apply Cramer rule in Equation (III) and (IV).

(m1s2+cs+kcscsm2s2+cs)(X1(s)X2(s))=(F(s)0)..... (V)

Further soving Equation (V).

D(s)=m1m2s4+cm2s3+km2s2+m1cs3+(cs)2+ckscs2D(s)=s(m1m2s3+c(m2+m1)s2+km2s+m1cs3+ck)..... (VI)

Write the expression for parameter μ.

μ=m1m2..... (VII)

Write the expression for parameter ω12.

ω12=km1..... (VIII)

Write the expression for parameter ς.

ς=c2m1k..... (IX)

Write the expression for parameter r.

r=ωω1..... (X)

Here, angular speed of main mass is ω1.

Substitute jω for s in Equation (VI).

D(jω)=s(m1m2(jω)3+c(m2+m1)(jω)2+km2(jω)+m1c(jω)3+ck)D(jω)=|jω[(m1m2ω3jc(m2+m1)ω2+km2ωj+ck)]..... (XI)

Substitute km1 for ω12, ς for c2m1k, r for ωω1 and μ for m1m2 in Equation (XI).

D(jω)=|jω[m1(μm1)(rω1)3j(2ςm1k)(m1μm1)(rω1)2+(ω12m1)(μm1)(rω1)j+(2ςm1k)(ω12m1)]|=m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XII)

Apply Cramer rule in Equation (V) to obtain D1(s).

(m1s2+cs+kcscsm2s2+cs)(X1(s)X2(s))=(F(s)0)D1(s)=F(s)×(m2s2+cs)(0×cs)D1(s)=F(s)(m2s2+cs)..... (XIII)

Apply Cramer rule in Equation (V) to obtain D2(s).

(m1s2+cs+kF(s)cs0)=0D2(s)=(cs)×F(s)D2(s)=csF(s)..... (XIV)

Write the expression for X1(s).

X1(s)=D1(s)D(s)..... (XV)

Substitute F(s)(m2s2+cs) for D1(s) and m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2] for D(s) in Equation (XIV).

X1(s)=F(s)(m2s2+cs)m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]X1(s)F(s)=(m2s2+cs)m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XV)

Substitute jω for s in Equation (XV).

X1(jω)F(jω)=(m2(jω)2+c(jω))m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]=m2ω2+cωjm1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XVI)

Simplify Equation (XVI) by substituting km1 for ω12, ς for c2m1k, r for ωω1 in Equation (XVI).

X1(jω)F(jω)=m2ω2+cωjm1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]=m1rω144ς2+μ2r2

Substitute m1rω144ς2+μ2r2 for m2ω2+cωj in Equation (XVI).

X1(jω)F(jω)=m2ω2+cωjm1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]X1(jω)F(jω)=4ς2+μ2r2m1ω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]kX1(jω)F(jω)=k4ς2+μ2r2m1ω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XVII)

Write the expression for stiffness.

k=m1ω12..... (XVIII)

Substitute m1ω12 for k in Equation (XVII).

kX1(jω)F(jω)=m1ω124ς2+μ2r2m1ω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]kX1(jω)F(jω)=4ς2+μ2r2(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XIX)

Write the expression for X2(s).

X2(s)=D2(s)D(s)..... (XX)

Substitute csF(s) for D2(s) and m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2] for D(s) in equation (XX).

X2(s)=csF(s)m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]X2(s)F(s)=csm1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XXI)

Substitute jω for s in Equation (XXI).

X2(jω)F(jω)=c(jω)m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]..... (XXII)

Simplify Equation (XXII).

X2(jω)F(jω)=|c(jω)m1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]|X2(jω)F(jω)=2ςm12ω12rm1ω14r(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2]X2(jω)F(jω)=2ςω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2].

Conclusion:

The expression for X1(jω)F(jω) is 4ς2+μ2r2(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2].

The expression for X2(jω)F(jω) is 2ςω12(2ς)2[(1(1+μ)r2)2+μ2r2(1r2)2].

To determine

(b)

The plot between kX1F and ωkm1.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13.22P

The plot between kX1F and ωkm1 is shown in Figure-(1).

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The main mass is m1 and the absorber mass is m2.

To plot the graph, consider some constant values such as 10 for m1, 30 for m2, 104 for k and [0,2] for r.

Calculation:

Substitute 10 for m1 and 30 for m2 in equation (VII).

μ=1030=0.3333

Substitute 104 for k and 10 for m1 in Equation (VIII).

ω12=10410ω12=1000ω1=1000ω1=31.6

Assume 0 for ω and 0.1 for ς.

Substitute 0 for ω and 31.6 for ω1 in Equation (X).

r=031.6=0

Substitute 0 for r, 0.3333 for μ and 0.1 for ς in Equation (XVIII).

kX1(jω)F(jω)=4(0.1)2+(0.3333)2(0)2(2(0.1))2[(1(1+0.3333)(0)2)2+(0.3333)2(0)2(1(0)2)2]=0.20.141421=1.414

Calculate ωkm1

Substitute 0 for ω and 104 for k and 10 for m1 in ωkm1.

010410=0

Prepare a table for various values of parameters.

ω ς kX1(jω)F(jω) ωkm1
0 0.1 1.414 0
10 0.1 1.29 0.316
20 0.1 3.01 0.632
30 0.1 9.35 0.948
0 0.3 1.414 0
10 0.3 1.16 0.316
20 0.3 2.2 0.632
30 0.3 5.58 0.948
0 0.5 1.414 0
10 0.5 1.15 0.316
20 0.5 2.13 0.632
30 0.5 4.74 0.948
0 1 1.414 0
10 1 1.14 0.316
20 1 2.08 0.632
30 1 5.05 0.948

The plot between kX1F and ωkm1 is shown below.

System Dynamics, Chapter 13, Problem 13.22P , additional homework tip  1

Figure-(1)

Conclusion:

The plot between kX1F and ωkm1 is shown below.

System Dynamics, Chapter 13, Problem 13.22P , additional homework tip  2

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