Lecture (3) Modeling of SDOF Systems Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Mechanical Model Physical Model Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 1 Simplified Mechanical Model Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 2 Simplified Mechanical Model Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 3 • The mass or inertia element is a mechanical element stores both kinetic and potential energy. The inertia force and inertia torque can be expressed as: The Inertia Force σ ππ = ππα· for translational motion in x direction The Inertia moment σ π΄π = π°π π½α· For rotational motion about axis O σ π΄π = π°π π½α· c is the instantaneous center of rotation Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 4 Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 5 Parallel-Axes Theorem: πΌ = πΌπΊ 2 + ππ 2 7 2 2 πΌ = ππ + ππ = ππ 2 5 5 Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 6 Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 7 σ πΉπ₯ = ππ₯α· −ππ₯ − ππ₯αΆ = ππ₯α· ππ₯α· + π π₯αΆ + ππ₯ = 0 ÷π π₯α· + 2ζππ π₯αΆ + ππ2 π₯ = 0 ππ = ζ= π ππ π ππ = π = π 2πππ = π 2 ππ Equation of Motion ππ 2π Natural frequency Damping Factor Damping Ratio ππ = 2πππ = 2 ππ Critical Damping Coefficient Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 8 System Rectilinear Rotational Equation of Motion ππ₯α· + π π₯αΆ + ππ₯ = πΉ(π‘) πΌ πα· + ππ παΆ + π π π = π(π‘) Natural Frequency Damping Factor Dr. Ahmed Hegazy ππ = π π π π π ζ= = = ππ 2πππ 2 ππ Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg ππ = ππ πΌπ ππ ππ ππ ζ= = = ππ π 2πΌπ ππ 2 π π πΌπ 9 Produce the equation of motion for the system shown, and calculate the equivalent mass moment of inertia π°ππ , and the equivalent stiffness π²ππ . σ ππ = πΌ πα· π₯ = π sin π πΉ π‘ π − πΎ 2π π = ππ + πΌ πα· 2 2 π₯ = ππ ππ 2 + πΌ πα· + 4ππ 2 π = πΉ π‘ π 2 πΌππ = ππ + πΌ For small π π₯αΆ = ππαΆ πππ = 4ππ 2 π₯α· = ππα· π₯α· πα· = π Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 10 For the system shown, produce the equation of motion. And find the natural frequency. σ ππ = πΌ πα· −ππ 2 π − π 2π 2 π = πΌ + π1 2π 2 + π2 π 2 πα· πΌ + 4π1 π 2 + π2 π 2 πα· + 5ππ 2 π = 0 πΌππ = πΌ + 4π1 π 2 + π2 π 2 ππ = πΎππ πΌππ Dr. Ahmed Hegazy = πππ = 5ππ 2 5ππ 2 4π1 π 2 +π2 π 2 +πΌ Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 11 For the system shown, produce the equation of motion. σ ππ = πΌ πα· −πΎπ π − ππ παΆ = 2 3 2 3 2 2 ππ 2 2 + ππ 2 πα· ππ 2 πα· + ππ 2 παΆ + ππ 2 π = 0 ππα· + ππαΆ + ππ = 0 Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 12 For the system shown, produce the equation of motion. And find the natural frequency. σ ππ = πΌ πα· −π πΏ2 9 πΏ 2 3 ππα· + π − 2π 4πΏ2 9 π παΆ + πΏ 2 3 πΏ2 3 π−π 3 ππ = ππΏ2 παΆ = ππ = 0 ππα· + 4ππαΆ + 3ππ = 0 Dr. Ahmed Hegazy 2πΏ 2 12 ÷ πΎππ πΌππ = +π πΏ 2 6 πα· π³π π 3π π Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 13 Example (5): For the system shown, produce the equation of motion. Parameters for the suspension system may be m=300 kg, c=1200 N.s/m, and k=12000 N/m. σ πΉ = ππ₯α· −πΎ(π₯ − π¦) − π(π₯αΆ − π¦) αΆ = ππ₯α· ππ₯α· + π π₯αΆ + ππ₯ = ππ¦αΆ + ππ¦ 300π₯α· + 1200π₯αΆ + 12000π₯ = 1200π¦αΆ + 12000π¦ ÷ πππ π₯α· + 4π₯αΆ + 40π₯ = 4π¦αΆ + 40π¦ Dr. Ahmed Hegazy Email: a.hegazy@eaeat.edu.eg 14