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Civil Engineering Department

Structural Analysisspring 2013


(single degree of freedom - free vibrations)

Fawad Muzaffar
M.Sc. Structures (Stanford University) Ph.D. Structures (Stanford University)

Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


Free Vibration: When a structure is disturbed from its equilibrium position and allowed to vibrate without any external force. Components of Dynamic System: i. Mass ii. Elastic Properties (Stiffness) iii. Energy Loss Mechanism (Damping) iv. The External Force Acting on the System The First Derivation Use dAlemberts Principle to express equilibrium of forces acting on the block ------Equation 1
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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


Note: DAlemberts Principle (named after French Mathematician Jean le
Rond dAlembert) states that different of sum of forces acting on a system of mass particles and time derivative of momenta of the system is equal to zero. From Newtons Second Law:

Assuming Viscous Damping:


Finally, the Elastic Force can be obtained from Plugging all of the above values into Equation 1, we have

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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


The virtual work Derivation
If mass is given a virtual displacement , the total work done by equilibrium of forces must be equal to zero.

The negative signs in the above equation indicates that force act in the negative direction relative to the direction of motion. Plugging in all constituent values, we have Since 0

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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


Influence of Gravitational Forces
From Equilibrium of forces Expressing The component forces can be evaluated as The equation of motion can then be written Noting that , we have

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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


Since does not vary with time The equation of motion can then be written as Note: equation of motion expressed with reference to static-equilibrium position of dynamic system is not effected by gravity.

Influence of Support Excitation


Dynamic deflections can be induced by motion of support points e.g. i) Excitation of supports by E.Q. ii) Motions of base of equipment due to vibration of foundation
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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


Assumptions
The Girder is Rigid. The Columns are Weightless. The Columns are Inextensible in Axial Direction. Resistance to Lateral Displacement id Provided by Columns. The Damper Provides a Velocity Proportion Response to Displacement From Equilibrium in Horizontal Direction. The Inertial Force is given by where represents total displacement of mass from fixed reference axis.
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Equation of Motion of The Basic Dynamic System


The total motion of mass, can be expressed as Plugging this value of back into equation of motion results in The above expression can then be manipulated to yield Note: () is called effective support excitation An alternate form of above equation can be obtained by using instead of ().

R.H.S. depends on velocity and displacement of earthquake motion. L.H.S. depends on quantities depending on total displacement.
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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures Math Preliminaries


Math Preliminaries
The Complex Number Concept
A Complex Number G has real and imaginary parts The Polar form of Complex Number in complex plane. where = || is the length of the vector. Using Eulers Identity, the polar form can be expressed as Note: Multiplying G by rotates it by /2 e.g. = + = +

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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures Math Preliminaries


Eulers Identity
Taylors Series = +
=

= +

Using Taylor Expansion to express and with = and 0 = 0 = + + ! ! !

sin =

Expressing with = and 0 = 0 = + . . + . + . . . + . + . ! ! ! ! ! ! !

= + . . + . + . . + . . + . ! ! ! ! ! ! ! = + . sin
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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures


For a freely vibrating structure, the equation of motion becomes The solution of the above linear, 2nd order homogeneous differential equation is

where G is a complex constant and s is a real constant. Plugging in the value of into the equation of motion results in

The equation of motion becomes ----Equation 2


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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures


Case 1 - Damping c=0:
When c=0, the values of s becomes The general solution of the differential equation then comes out to be ----Equation 3 The complex constants can be expressed as Also from Eulers Identity Plugging all values in Equation 3 results in

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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures


The free vibration response HAS TO BE REAL. Terms inside square brackets should be zero. Only possible if 1 and 2 are complex conjugate pair. The solution equation becomes Using Euler Identity to expand in the above equation results in where The value of A and B can be determined from initial conditions (0) and 0 , resulting in

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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures


The equation of motion becomes The Solution Represents SHM The time required to complete 1- Cycle, T is given by

The frequency of motion is given by T is measured in secs and f is measured in Hertz (Hz). The maximum value of displacement is given by The phase angle is given by
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Analysis of Free Degree of Freedom Structures


The equation of motion becomes The Solution Represents SHM The time required to complete 1- Cycle, T is given by

The frequency of motion is given by

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