Question: Group 1 Consider the following structural model that represents an engine at the free end of a cantilever beam. The total mass of the engine

Group 1
Consider the following structural model that represents an
engine at the free end of a cantilever beam. The total mass of
the engine is M=50 ton. When the engine is working there is
an eccentric mass m=0.1 ton that rotates with a constant
speed of 240 rpm (rotations per minute) along a
circumference of radius Disregard the mass and axial
deformability of the beam.
EI=106kNm2
M=50 ton
m=0.1 ton
1- Assume that i) an initial vertical displacement of 2 cm is
imposed on the engine and it starts vibrating freely in the
vertical direction, and ii) the maximum displacement in the
following cycle is 1 cm . Calculate the relative damping factor
2- Calculate the damped angular frequency (if you didn't
solve the question 1, assume =10%)
3- Calculate the maximum vertical displacement of the
engine when it is working and vibrates in the vertical
direction. The engine working is equivalent to the application
of a vertical force of F=mmr2*sin(wt)
Group 1 Consider the following structural model

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