Chapt 4 French DB 2019 PDF
Chapt 4 French DB 2019 PDF
dt dt m
Theory of linear diff. equation :
Theory of linear differential equations :
Most General Solution of an Inhomogeneous equation
Most General Solution of Homogeneous Equation
+
Any Particular Solutions of Inhomogeneous Equation
i.e.: x t x0 t x p.s. t
Theory of linear diff. equation :
Let us consider a linear differential equation which
represents the oscillation of a damped oscillator
under an external periodic force in the form:
k b F0
x t x x cos t
m m m
F0
x t 0 x x R.P. e
2 it
m
2
d x dx F0 it
2 0 x e 1 ;
2
dt dt m
Let us take a trial solution in the form: x t Ae ;
it
Theory of linear diff. equation :
F0
Equation 1 become : A iA A
2 2
0
m
A
F0
F0 0 i
2 2
m 0 i
2 2
m
2
0
2 2
2 2
i
F0 e
A 1
;
m
2 2 2 22 2
0
tan 2 ; A F0 m
2
2
2
2 2
0 2 0
Theory of linear diff. eq. : Effect of varying resistive term
Expressing the amplitude in terms of Q 0
A
F0
F0
02 2 i
2 2
m 0 i m 02 2
2
22
i
F0 e
A 1
;
m
2
2 2
2
0
2 0
Q
tan 2
0 Q
and
0 2
Theory of linear diff. eq. : Effect of varying resistive term
dA
At , A Am for m , then 0
d
dA 1 F0 4m 0 2 Q
2 2 2
m m 0
0
d
3
2 m
m
2 2 2 m 0 2 2
0 m
Q
1 F0 1
m 0 1 2
and A Q 1 2
2Q m
m 4Q
Theory of linear diff. equation :
Therefore, the general solution of forced damped
oscillation is :
x t x1 x2 . Where, x1 and x2 satisfied the equations :
2 2
d x1 dx1 d x2 dx2 F0 it
2
x 0 and
2
0 1 2
x
2
0 2
e
dt dt dt dt m
2
d d F0
x1 x2 x1 x2 x1 x2
2
0
eit
dt 2 dt m
Here : x1 x0 t and x2 x p . s . t ; Complete solution :
x t Ae t cos 0t A ei t
Solution of forced oscillation without damping
It is a free oscillation which is influenced by an
externally applied harmonic force.
d 2x
So the differential equation is: m 2 kx F0 cos t
dt
d 2x k F0 d 2x F0
2 x cos t 2
0 x cos t
2
dt m m dt m
So, use 0 in previous solution :
x t x0 t x p.s. t
F0 m
x t A cos 0t 2 cos t
02
Example of forced oscillation without damping
dt 2
2
0 x 2
A
0 0 cos t
d
dt
x
2
2
0 x
F0
m
cos t F0 m 2
0 A0
02 A0
x A cos 0t 2 cos t
0 2
(ii) Forced Oscillations with Damping contd.
Equation of Motion :
d 2x dx F0 F0 it
2
0 x
2
cos t .Real part of e
dt dt m m
it
Here, e cos t i sin t
To obtain the particular solution, take the complex form :
d 2z dz F0 it
2
0 z
2
e ;
dt dt m
i t
Let thetrial solution is : z e
Substituting this trial solution in the above equation :
Substituting the trial solun :
i t F0 it
A i A 0 A e
2 2
e
m
A iA m e
F0 F0
0
2 2 i
cos i sin
m
F0
tan A A
2
2 2 2 2 2
and 0
0
2 2
m
F0
A
2
2 2 2 2
m 0
d2z dz F0
Another method : 2
z 2
0
e i t ; Trial solun :
dt dt m
i t
A i A 0 A e i t F0 it
2 2
z e e
m
i
F0 e
A
m 02 2 i A
F0 1
A AA *
m
2
2
0
2
2 2
and tan
0
2 2
i ( t )
F0 e
z p.s
m ( )
2
0
2 2 2 2
x p.s Re ( z p.s )
F0 cos(t )
x p.s.
m ( )
2
0
2 2 2 2
A() cos( t )
Forced Oscillations: Resonance
F0 m
A() ; For amplitude reasonance:
2
2
0 2
22
dA
0, i.e.Maximizing A w.r.t. one gets at m
d m
dA
d
2 02 2 2 m
0
m
1/2
2
1/ 2
2
1 1
m 0 or m 0 1 2
0 1 2
2 2Q 4Q
So, A max is at m but not at 0 and tan 2 2
1
0
Forced Oscillations: Amplitude Resonance
F0 m F0Q m 02 A0Q
So, A()
m
2
0 2
m
2
2 2
m
1 1 4Q 2
1 1 4Q 2
Nature of different forced oscillation
Case I : Underdamped oscillatior with no damping force.
b 0, i.e. 0 and 1 0 x A0 cos 0t A cos t
F0 m F0 m
Here, A 2
2 2
2
0 2
2 2 0
F0 m
x A0 cos 0t 2 cos t
0 2
2 02 1
1 2
0 0
2
2
0 1 2
0 ;
4 4Q 4Q
F0 m F0 m F0 m
A 2
2
2
2 2
0
2 2
2 2 2
02 2 0 2
0
4Q
0 Q
4. Express tan in terms of known quantities. (2) tan
02 2 02 2
Judge yourself: Answer the following questions
1. Write down the differential equation for forced-damped oscillator (2)
2 02 1
1 2
0 0
2
2
0 1 2
0 ;
4 4Q 4Q
F0 m F0 m F0 m
A 2
2
2
2 2
2
0 2 22 2
2
2
0 2
0
0
4Q
4. Express tan in terms of known quantities. (2)
0 Q
tan 2 2
0 2
0 2
Prob. 4.5 A simple pendulum has a length of 1 m. In free vibration the amplitude
falls off by a factor e in 50 swings. The pendulum is set into forced vibration by
moving its point of suspension horizontally in SHM with an amplitude of 1 mm.
a Show that if the horizontal displacement of the bob is x and the horizontal
displacement of its point of suspension is the equation of motion of the pendulum
d 2x dx g g
is : 2 x . Solve the equation for steady state motion, if 0 cos t.
dt dt l l
b At exact resonance, what is the amplitude of the motion of the pedulum bob?
c At what angular frequencies is the amplitude half of its resonance value?
A t
t t nT n.2 0 n.
.
Solun.From the information given : A t A0e 2
e 2
e 2
e 2 0 Q
e Q
A0
A t
50.
1 50.
e Q
1 Q 50
A0 e Q
x
a Here, mg cos T and mg sin f driving ; For small oscillation, sin .
l
d 2x x dx d 2x dx g g g
m 2 mg. b 2
x 0 cos t
dt l dt dt dt l l l
d 2x dx F
Further , 2 02 x 020 cos t 0 cos t
dt dt m
F0 F0Q
b At resonance : A 0
A0Q
m0 m0 2
A 0 F0 m F0 m
Let at , A
20
2
2
02 2 22
2
2 2 0 2 0 04
2
2
02 2 4 0 0 2 4 2
2 2 2 2
0 Q Q
2
2 0 2 1
2
4 21 x2 4
2 2 . 2 2 x x 2 2
0 0 0 Q Q x Q Q
x2
4
2
1 x 2 2 ; where,
2
1 , is very small for high Q
Q Q 0
x2 1 2
1 1 2 4 4
2
1 x 2 2
2; 1 x 2
2 2 4 2
Q Q Q2 Q2
1 2 1
For good quality factor , 2
Q2 Q
1 2 1 4 3 3
4 2 4 2
5.5 103
Q 2
Q 2
Q 2
2Q 100
x 1 1 0.0055 0 1 0.0055
0
Prob. 4.6. Simple Seismograph as in figure below. It consists of a mass m hung from
a spring on a rigid framework attached to the earth. The spring force and damping
force depend on displacement and velocity relative to the earth’s surface, but the
dynamically significant acceleration is acceleration of m relative to the fixed stars.
d2y dy d 2
a Showthat the equation of motion is : 2 0 y 2 , y is displacement
2
dt dt dt
of m relative to earth and is displacement of earth’s surface itself .
b Solve for y if C cos t
c Plot a graph of amplitude versus driving frequency.
d Atypical long period seismometer has a period of about 30 sec. and quality of 2.
As a result of earthquake the earth’s surface may oscillate with a period of 20 min.
and with an amplitude such that the maximum acceleration is about 109 m s 2 . How
small a value of the displacement of the block must be observable, if the quake is to
be detected
Problems
a Since y is defined w.r.t. the earth’s frame, which is non inertial ,
the forces are as shown.
d 2 dy
f fictitious m 2 ; f spring ky; f damping b ; So, equation of motion :
dt dt
d2y dy d 2 d 2 y b dy k d 2 d2y dy d 2
m 2 ky b m 2 2 y 2 2
0 y 2
2
dt dt dt dt m dt m dt dt dt dt
d2y dy F
b Given, c cos t; 2 02 y 2c cos t cos t ;
dt dt m
x
F m cos t
2 c cos t
2 2
02 2 22 02 2 22
1
d A m Amax A0Q 4Q 2 ; Given Q 2. Amax 2.065 A0
1
2
0 1
Here : x c2 0 cos t A cos t
0 Q 2
Here, amplitude is c. Acceleration x A 2 cos t
Maximum Acceleration amax c2
F0 c2 30sec
Now, A0 ; Given : 0.025
m02 02 0 20 min
c2
A0 2 2.25 108 m
0
A0 02 A0
A 2.25nm (check )
2 2
1 0 1
0 0 2
0 Q 0 0 Q 2
Problems
Prob. 4.10.The power required to maintain forced vibration must be equal to the power
loss due to damping. a Find the instantaneous rate of doing work against the damping force.
b Find the mean rate of doing work against damping. c Substitute the value of A at any
arbitrary frequency and hence obtain the expression for average P.
Solun.
a Topic: Average rate of doing work by the damping force :
dW
Pdam t Fdamping . b2
dt
Here, the steady state solution is : x A cos t ;
dW
x A sin t Pdam t bA22 sin 2 t
dt
T
1 1
b Average power in one cycle Pdam bA22 sin 2 t dt bA22
T 0 2
c Pdam
bF
0
2
2m 2 02 So, in steady state : Pdam Pdriv
2
1
0
2
0 Q
Spectacular Effect of Resonance