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    This document provides a table listing various subjects for modeling vibrations, including a drilling machine, military aircraft wing, hot air balloon, cables supporting transmission towers, wind turbine, electric switch gear on a crane, bungee jumper rope, tightrope walker, pressure vessel cables, TV antenna cables, steel traffic sign, water tank, tripod supporting a camera, and excavator. For each subject, students are asked to identify the mass, spring, and damping elements, and state at least two causes of vibration.

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    This document provides a table listing various subjects for modeling vibrations, including a drilling machine, military aircraft wing, hot air balloon, cables supporting transmission towers, wind turbine, electric switch gear on a crane, bungee jumper rope, tightrope walker, pressure vessel cables, TV antenna cables, steel traffic sign, water tank, tripod supporting a camera, and excavator. For each subject, students are asked to identify the mass, spring, and damping elements, and state at least two causes of vibration.

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    Summary Exercises-L1 PDF

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    Mazin Abdalla
    This document provides a table listing various subjects for modeling vibrations, including a drilling machine, military aircraft wing, hot air balloon, cables supporting transmission towers, wind turbine, electric switch gear on a crane, bungee jumper rope, tightrope walker, pressure vessel cables, TV antenna cables, steel traffic sign, water tank, tripod supporting a camera, and excavator. For each subject, students are asked to identify the mass, spring, and damping elements, and state at least two causes of vibration.

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    Summary Exercise-L1

    MDB3093: Vibrations

    Fundamentals of Vibration

    Student ID: .

    Tutorial Group
    MON

    Name: ..

    THU

    Tutorial Time:

    Q1. For the subjects provided in the TABLE-Q1


    a. Identify the

    mass,

    spring

    and

    damping

    elements.
    b. State at least TWO (2) causes for the subject
    to vibrate.

    TABLE-Q1: Subjects for Modeling Practice


    Subject
    a. Drilling Machine

    Answer

    Summary Exercise-L1

    MDB3093: Vibrations

    TABLE-Q1: Subjects for Modeling Practice (continued)


    Subject
    b. Military aircraft, the wing with a weapon

    c. Hot-air balloon

    d. A cable supported by two electric


    transmission towers

    e. Wind Turbine

    Answer

    MDB3093: Vibrations

    f. Electric switch gear supported by a


    crane through a steel cable

    g. Bungee jumper tied to the end of an


    elastic rope

    h. An acrobat walking on a tightrope

    Summary Exercise-L1

    MDB3093: Vibrations

    i.

    Pressure-vessel head supported by a


    set of steel cables

    j.

    TV antenna tower braced by four cables

    k. Steel traffic sign

    Summary Exercise-L1

    MDB3093: Vibrations

    l.

    Water tank

    m. Tripod supporting a camera

    n. Excavator

    Summary Exercise-L1

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