Question: Problem - 1 : A square rod of length L is attached to an unyielding support through a frictionless hinge connection at one end. The
Problem: A square rod of length is attached to an unyielding support through a frictionless
hinge connection at one end. The rod is rigidly attached to two identical thin circular disks. one
at the free end and other at the midspan. Crosssectional dimension of the rod is : diameter
of the disk is ; and thickness of the disk is Assume the rod and the disk are made of the
same material with mass density and Young's modulus as infinity Rigid The rod is
supported through a spring of stiffness coefficient and a dashpot of pure viscus damping
coefficient as shown in Figure
A weight W is released from a height as shown and that gets attached to the rod surface
without bouncing and sliding after the impact. Derive find out the followings:
a Equation of the motion of the system
b Natural frequency
c Damping ratio
If the disks are approximated as point masses neglecting the finite dimension, estimate the natural
frequency and damping ratio.
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