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    ME 7360 Theory of Vibration Assignment 3: Department of Mechanical Engineering

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    This document provides instructions for Assignment 3 of the Theory of Vibration course. It includes three problems: 1) Determine the peak displacement of an impulsively excited spring-mass system and the time corresponding to the peak response. 2) Show that the response to a unit step function is related to the impulsive response by a given equation. 3) Determine the response of a spring-mass system to a triangular pulse shown in a figure, given over three time intervals.

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    This document provides instructions for Assignment 3 of the Theory of Vibration course. It includes three problems: 1) Determine the peak displacement of an impulsively excited spring-mass system and the time corresponding to the peak response. 2) Show that the response to a unit step function is related to the impulsive response by a given equation. 3) Determine the response of a spring-mass system to a triangular pulse shown in a figure, given over three time intervals.

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    ME 7360 Theory of Vibration Assignment 3: Department of Mechanical Engineering

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    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    ME 7360 Theory of Vibration


    Assignment 3
    Due on: September 28, 2015

    1. (a) Determine the peak displacement for the impulsively excited spring-mass
    system, and show that it can be expressed in the form,
    p p1
    xpeak km p1 2 tan 1(
    
    2
    )
    =e
    F^
    p
    (b) Show that the time tp corresponding to the peak response for the impulsively
    spring-mass system is given by the equation, tan 1  2  !n tp =
    p
    excited
    1 2
    

    2. Show that the response to a unit step function , designated by g (t), is related to
    the impulsive response h(t) by the equation h(t) = g_ (t):

    3. For the triangular pulse shown in Figure 1, show that the response is given by:
    8 2F
    >
    > 0 t  t
    >
    1
    ( sin 2 ); 0<t< t ;
    >
    < 2kF 0
    t1
    t
    2t1
    
    
    2 t
    2 1

    1 1
    x= (1 + [2 sin (t t )] sin 2 ); t < t < t1 ;
    >
    > k t1 2t1  2 1
     2 1

    >
    :k2F 0
    (
    
    [2 sin
    2
    (t
    1
    t ) sin
    2
    (t t1 ) sin 2
    t
    ]); t > t1
    2 1
    2t1   

    Figure 1: Triangular Pulse

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