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Lecture 32 of 46Week 9
Modal Analysis for MDOF systems, Orthogonality
Prof. Ashish K Darpe · IIT Delhi
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- Introduction and Significance of Vibration Engineering
- Parameters of Vibratory System
- Undamped Free Vibrations
- Response to Initial Conditions
- Damped Free Vibrations
- Damping Models : Viscous and Structural Damping
- Damping Models : Coulomb Damping
- Energy Methods
- Modelling of Geared Rotors
- Response to Transient Excitation
- Response to Harmonic Excitation
- Harmonic Excitation : Phase and Quality Factor
- Rotating Unbalance
- Base excitation and Transmissibility
- Force Transmissibility
- Accelerometers and Response to Periodic Excitation
- Response to Periodic Excitation
- Campbell Diagram
- Introduction to Laboratory sessions
- Experiment 1
- Experiment 2
- Introduction to Two Degree of Freedom Systems
- 2 DOF system : Concept of Mode Shapes
- Response of a 2DOF system to initial disturbance
- Forced Vibration of a 2 DOF system
- Vibration Absorber
- Tuned Mass Damper
- LABORATORY SESSION 3
- LABORATORY SESSION 4
- Transmissibility in MDOF systems
- Lateral Vibrations : Influence Coefficient Method
- Modal Analysis for MDOF systems, Orthogonality
- LABORATORY SESSION 5
- LABORATORY SESSION 6
- Modal Analysis of undamped vibratory system
- Modal Analysis of damped vibratory system
- Orthogonality through an example
- Numerical Methods : Transfer Matrix Method
- Numerical Methods : Myklestad - Prohl Method
- Numerical Methods : Finite Element Method
- LABORATORY SESSION 7
- LABORATORY SESSION 8
- Continuous Systems : Stretched strings
- Continuous Systems : Response of a stretched string Vibrations of a bar
- Continuous Systems : Vibrations of a beam
- Condition Monitoring