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Taking a revolutionary approach to a fascinating topic, this fully vibration concepts through motivating design problems. The second edition is enhanced by a pedagogically sound two-color design and is packed with new and updated computer tools, simulations, figures, and practical examples that enhance understanding of vibration theory, its mathematics, and its relevance to engineering. Senior undergraduate students, beginning graduate students, and practicing engineers will gain from the strong background in the theory and practice of vibrational analysis and design they need for success in a career in mechanical, aerospace, naval, biomedical, or structural engineering.
Contents
1. Introduction. Historical Note. Relevance of Vibration. Objectives. 2. Dynamics: A Brief Review. Dynamics of a Particle. Dynamics of a Rigid Body. Energy of Vibration. Numerical Solution. 3. SDOF Systems: Free Undamped Response. Mass-Spring Model. What Is a Spring? Energy. Springs in Combination. Geared Shafts. Stiffness Elements. 4. SDOF Systems: Free Damped Response. Mass-Spring-Damper System. Energy. 5. SDOF Systems: Periodic Forced Response. Harmonic Excitation. Complex Representation. Total Response. Where Does Damping Come From? Energy Dissipated for Harmonic Motion. Coulomb Damping. Material Damping. Vibration Isolation. Rotating Unbalance. Periodic Excitation. Forces in Reciprocating Engines. 6. SDOF Systems: Nonharmonic Excitation. Impulse Excitation. Excitation. Laplace Transform Methods of Solution. 7. Multiple DOF Systems: Free Response. An Undamped MDOF Model. DOF Model for an Automobile. The Zero Eigenvalue. General Theory. Multiple DOF Systems: Free Damped Response. 8. Multiple DOF Systems: Forced Response. Harmonic Excitation. Dynamic Vibration Absorber. Modal Analysis. 9. Continuous Systems. Transverse Vibration of Strings. Longitudinal Vibration of Rods. Torsional Vibration. Transverse Vibration of Beams. 10. Experimental Techniques. Vibration Transducers. Force Transducers. Exciters. Data Acquisition and Other Equipment.
