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Linear Acceleration
Linear Acceleration
Linear Acceleration
Numerical integration provides a means of solving the equation of motion of a single-degree-of-freedom oscillator without solving the 2nd order differential equation in closed form. The linear acceleration method assumes a linear variation of acceleration during a time interval .. of length h. u
n+1
u n+2
..
.. .. .. .. u = u n + t ( u n +1 u n ) h
un
..
Integrating:
2 .. . . .. .. u = u n + u n t + t ( u n +1 u n ) 2h 2 3 .. . .. .. u = u n + u n t + u n t + t ( u n +1 u n ) 2 6h
Evaluate displacement and velocity at t = h: . . .. .. u n+1 = u n + u n h + u n+1 h 2 2 2 . .. h 2 .. u n+1 = u n + u nh + u n + u n+1 h 3 6 Rearrange Eqn. A:
2 .. . .. u n+1 = (u n+1 u n u nh u n h ) 62 3 h
EQN. B EQN. A
Velocity and acceleration at the next integration point are a function of the . .. current conditions ( u n, u n, u n ) and the displacement at the next integration point (u n+1 ).
UNDAMPED SDOF OSCILLATOR k m EOM: mu(t) + ku(t) = F(t) therefore, mu n + ku n = F n and mu n+1 + ku n+1 = F n+1
.. .. ..
Substituting the equation for acceleration at the next integration point into the equation of motion at time n+1 yields:
2 . .. m(u n+1 u n u nh u n h ) 62 + ku n+1 = F n+1 3 h
F n+1 + 6m ( u n + u nh + u n h ) 2 3 h u n+1 = 6m + k h2
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The linear acceleration method can be used to calculate the response of a linear, SDOF system subjected to an arbirtary forcing function if the initial displacement and velocity are known.
Consider a SDOF system subjected to a triangular force pulse. The system is initially at rest: u(0) = u o = 0 Fo to 2 to u(0) = u o = 0 m = 4 lb-sec2/ft k = 4000 lb/ft Fo = 200 lb to = 0.2 sec k u(t) m F(t)
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Select a time interval for numerical integration, h, that is approximately T/20. Use h = 0.01 sec. Time Sec 0.00 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 Force lb 0 20 40 60 80 100 Displ. Vel. ft ft/sec 0.00000 0.0000 0.00008 0.0246 0.00065 0.0959 0.00213 0.2070 0.00488 0.3469 0.00912 0.5019 Accel. ft/sec2 .. 0.000 u o is determined from equilibrium. 4.918 9.352 12.867 15.116 15.878
to /T
to /T
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Repeat previous example with c = 0.05 ccr = 12.65 lb-sec/ft. Time Sec 0.00 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 Force lb 0 20 40 60 80 100 Displ. Vel. ft ft/sec 0.00000 0.0000 0.00008 0.0242 0.00064 0.0938 0.00208 0.2005 0.00473 0.3330 0.00878 0.4777 Accel. ft/sec2 0.000 4.843 9.068 12.286 14.215 14.708