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(T) Sin T : Harmonic Vibration of Undamped System

The document discusses harmonic vibration of undamped and damped systems subjected to harmonic, ground, and arbitrary excitation forces. It presents the equations of motion and solutions for determining the system response, including the general solution as a combination of complementary and particular solutions, and using modal superposition and Duhamel's integral for time-varying forces. Harmonic vibration with viscous damping is analyzed using vibration modes and deformation response factors.

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(T) Sin T : Harmonic Vibration of Undamped System

The document discusses harmonic vibration of undamped and damped systems subjected to harmonic, ground, and arbitrary excitation forces. It presents the equations of motion and solutions for determining the system response, including the general solution as a combination of complementary and particular solutions, and using modal superposition and Duhamel's integral for time-varying forces. Harmonic vibration with viscous damping is analyzed using vibration modes and deformation response factors.

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Harmonic Vibration of Undamped System

Harmonic forces p(t) = p0 sin ω t


(same phase)
amplitude exciting
vector frequency

⎧p01 ⎫
⎪ ⎪
⎪p02 ⎪
p0 = ⎨ ⎬
⎪... ⎪
⎪p0N ⎪
⎩ ⎭

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Harmonic Vibration of Undamped System

!! + ku = p(t)
mu
!! + ku = p0 sin ω t
mu

u(t) = uc (t) +up (t) particular solution

complementary
solution

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General Solution

N
uc (t ) = ∑ ψi ( Ai cos ωi t + Bi sin ωi t )
i =1
Ai and Bi to be determined in
terms of the initial conditions

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Particular Solution

up (t ) = X sin ωt
up (t) = −ω Xsinω t
!! 2

−mXω sinωt + cX sinωt = p0 sinωt


2

−mXω 2 + cX = p0

( )
−1 Valid for
X = −mω + c 2
p0 ωi ≠ ω

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Solution of Equations of Motion

N
u(t ) = ∑ ψi ( Ai cos ωi t + Bi sin ωi t ) +
i =1

( −mω )
−1
2
+c p0 sin ω t

Ai and Bi to be determined in
terms of the initial conditions

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Harmonic Vibration with Viscous Damping

!! + cu! + ku = p0 sin ω t
mu

u(t) = ψ q(t)

ψ mψ q + ψ cψ q + ψ kψ q = ψ p0 sin ω t
T
!! T
! T T

p sin ω t = ψ p0 sin ω t
* T

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Harmonic Vibration with Viscous Damping

!!
*
i i
*!
m q + bi qi + k i qi = pi sin ω it
* *

p = ψ i p0
*
i
T

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Particular solution

p0* i
qpi (t ) = qst i Rd i sin (ωt − φi ) qst i =
ki*

deformation phase angle or


response factor phase lag
*
1 2ν i ω ωi
Rdi = φi = tan
−1

⎡ ⎛ω ⎞ ⎤ 2
2

⎛ * ω ⎞
2 1− (ω ωi )
2

⎢1 − ⎜ ⎟ ⎥ + ⎜ 2ν i ⎟
⎢⎣ ⎝ ωi ⎠ ⎥⎦ ⎝ ωi ⎠

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Solution of Equations of Motion

N

u(t ) = ∑ ψi e
−ν i*ωi t
( Ai cos ωDi t + Bi sin ωDi t )⎤ +
⎢⎣ ⎥⎦
i =1

transient vibration
N
+ ∑ ψiqst i Rd i sin (ω t − φi )
i =1

steady state or forced vibration


(at loading frequency)

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Harmonic Vibration with ground motion

(
!! + I!!
m u )
y + ku = 0

Ground motion y(t) = y sin ω t

!! + ku = ω mIysin ω t
mu 2

Effective
amplitude vector p0 earthquake
force

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Response to time varying force

!! + cu! + ku = p0 s(t)
mu

u(t) = ψ q(t)

ψ mψ q + ψ cψ q + ψ kψ q = ψ p0 s(t)
T
!! T
! T T

p0 s(t) = ψ p0 s(t)
* T

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Response to time varying force

!!
*
i i
*!
m q + bi qi + k i qi = p0i s(t)
* *

p = ψ i p0
*
0i
T

*
p
!!i + 2ν ω iq! i + ω qi =
q i
* * 0i
*
s(t)
i
m i
modal p *
ψ i pi T
partecipation =
0i
* *
factor m i
mi
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Response to time varying force

!! *
i i
!
m q + bi qi + k i qi = p0i s(t)
* * *

Rest initial conditions


ψ mu(0)
T
ψ mu(0)
T
!
qi (0) = i

*
= 0; q! i (0) = i

*
=0
m m
i i

Duhamel’s Integral
* * t
p0i ki *


−ν i ωi ( t −t1 )
qi ( t ) =
*
s(t1 )e sin ωDi (t − t1 )δ t1
mi ωDi 0

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Response to ground motion

(
!! + I!!
m u )
y + cu! + ku = 0

Ground motion y(t) = s(t)


Earthquake
!! + cu! + ku = −m I !!
mu s(t) ground
acceleration

Effective
earthquake
force

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Response to ground motion

!! + cu! + ku = −mI !!
mu s(t)

u(t) = ψ q(t)

ψ mψ q + ψ cψ q + ψ kψ q = ψ mI !!
T
!! T
! T T
s(t)

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Response to ground motion

!!
*
i i
*!
m q + bi qi + k i qi = −ψ i mI !!s(t)
* T

qi + 2ν i ω iqi + ω i qi = − gi !!s(t)
!! * ! 2

T
ψ mI modal
gi = *
i
partecipation
mi factor

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Response to ground motion

ψ mI T
ψ mI T ∑ mψj
j ij

gi = =
i i
=
*
mi ψ mψi T
i ∑mψ j
j
2
ij

For normalized vibration modes it results that the partecipation


factor decreases by increasing i

u(t) = ∑ ψiqi (t) Stationary


Responce
i

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Response to arbitrarily forces

!! + cu! + ku = p(t)
mu

u(t) = ψ q(t)

ψ mψ q + ψ cψ q + ψ kψ q = ψ p
T
!! T
! T T

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Response to time varying force

m q + bi qi + k i qi = ∑ψ ijp j (t)
!!*
i i
*! *

ψ i1p1(t) + ... + ψ ijp j (t) + ... + ψ iNpN (t)

!! * *!
m q + bi qij + k i qij = ψ ijp j (t)
i ij
*

t
ψ ij *

∫ pij (t1)e
−ν i ωi ( t −t1 )
qij (t ) =
*
sin ωDi (t − t1 )δ t1
mi ωDi 0

qi (t) = qi1(t) + .. + qij (t) + .. + qiN (t)


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Response to time varying force

m q + bi qi + k i qi = ∑ψ ijp j (t)
!!
*
i i
*! *

N
u(t) = ψ q(t) = ∑ψ q (t)
i i
i=1

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