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Structural Dynamics Problems 1

The document describes two structural dynamics problems involving equations of motion for simple systems. Problem 1 involves deriving the equation of motion for a single-degree-of-freedom system with a mass, spring, and damper. Problem 2 involves deriving the equation of motion for a two-mass rigid bar system excited by a spring-mounted support with given motion, in terms of the vertical displacement of one mass.

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Structural Dynamics Problems 1

The document describes two structural dynamics problems involving equations of motion for simple systems. Problem 1 involves deriving the equation of motion for a single-degree-of-freedom system with a mass, spring, and damper. Problem 2 involves deriving the equation of motion for a two-mass rigid bar system excited by a spring-mounted support with given motion, in terms of the vertical displacement of one mass.

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Structural Dynamics Problems 1

Q1. Write the equation of motion for the SDOF system shown in Figure Q1, taking
the displacement coordinate to be as indicated. The frame ABC, all springs and dampers
are weightless and all displacements are small.

Q2. A rigid bar AB of two concentrated masses m is excited via spring BC by the
motion of support C given by ( )
g
v t . Determine the equation of motion of the system in
terms of the vertical motion
v
at B. Assume small rotations.

m
A
m
C
B
c
Displacement
coordinate =
( ) t p

k
a a
m
a
m
A
c
1
k
B
C
( )
v t
a a
( )
g
v t
2
k

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