By P. C. Müller, W. O. Schiehlen (auth.)
In the decade the advance in vibration research was once char acterized by means of expanding calls for on precision and by way of the becoming use of digital pcs. at this time, advancements in precision are acquired by means of a extra actual modelling of technical platforms. therefore, for example, a method with one measure of freedom is usually now not authorised, because it was, as a version for vibration research in mechanical engineering. often, automobiles and machines need to be modelled as platforms with many levels of freedom equivalent to multibody platforms, finite point platforms or con tinua. The mathematical description of multi-degree-of-freedom platforms ends up in matrix representations of the corresponding equations. those are then with ease analyzed by way of digital desktops, that's, by means of the analog laptop and particularly via the electronic desktop. consequently there exists a jointly stimulating interplay among the growing to be require ments and the expanding computational amenities. the current e-book bargains with linear vibration research of technical platforms with many levels of freedom in a sort permitting using pcs for locating strategies. half I starts with the type of vibrating platforms. the most features listed here are the type of differential equation, the time depen dence of the coefficients and the attributes of the intriguing approach. subsequent it truly is proven by way of giving examples regarding mechanical vibrating platforms find out how to organize equations of movement and the way to remodel those into kingdom equations.
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4. Newton-Euler equations for the double pendulum The kinematic relations for the double pendulum, Fig. 2. 69) * If the constraint forces are eliminated with the help of the Jacobian matrices, one attains at the same time a symmetrization of the inertia matrix. This is by no means guaranteed if the elimination occurs by other methods. 29 where the applied gravity forces mg and the constraint forces 2 j act as shown in Fig. 10. Euler's equations are absent, since the double pendulum consists only of particles.
1. Which of the following is the state vector? ·r , Y2 ·r, YI ·r, Y·r e . 0 x(t)=[YI Y2 YI Y2 0 x(t)=[YI YI Y2 0 x(t)=[YI Y2 Y2 0 x(t)=[YI Y2 Ye 2. 38)? o A = [MgIKi-M~iJ)]' o A = [~~~IKr-~t=iJ)]' o A =[ ~~~lDr-~t=lK]. 55 3. Which is the inverse inertia matrix? 0 M-' ~ r:' :J m 2 [m ;J, 0 M -I - -1- det M 0 M- 1 = (det M)-I[:2 l 0 ~J. 4. 85) i, j=1,2. {};j=-' , b= ------- . • Part II Time-invariant vibrating systems The mathematical description of vibrating systems given in Part I shows that both time-invariant and time-variant coefficients may appear in linear systems.
Body rotating about a fixed axis. 28) do not depend explicitly on time. 28). 3. 12). 32) of the vibrating system is given by the kinematic quantities Vi and Wi' the Fig. 8. Double pendulum. 23 masses m i , and the tensors of inertia ( of the bodies K i , i = l(l)p. 33) E - sis;)dm i has to be taken with respect to the center of mass Ci , relative to the inertial system, Fig. 9. Frequently however, the tensor of inertia is given in a body-fixed coordinate system. 34) The tensor of inertia 1/ is always time-invariant while the tensor ( may depend on the generalized coordinates z and the time t.