A radio tower is usually subjected to strong winds. The force of the wind can be modeled
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A radio tower is usually subjected to strong winds. The force of the wind can be modeled as a sinusoid varying force of amplitude 5 kN and frequency 0.5Hz.
Calculate the resulting maximum dynamic displacement of the tip of the tower.
For the purpose of the exercise, consider the tower as a square post having the following properties:
length 60 m and equivalent section A=0.0625m2
equivalent stiffness: I=0.007m2
density ?=7000 kg/m3
damping coefficient 0.25
Modulus of elasticity: E=210 GPa
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