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    Mechanical Vibration: Course Instructor: Dr. Massab Junaid

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    This document provides an overview of the Mechanical Vibration course ME 315. The course is taught by Dr. Massab Junaid and aims to help students understand mechanical vibrations, learn how to reduce or eliminate unwanted vibrations, and develop skills to efficiently produce vibrations when needed. Topics covered include free vibration, forced response to harmonic and general excitations, multiple degree of freedom systems, vibration isolation and suppression designs, and finite element methods. Assessment is based on quizzes, assignments, a complex engineering problem, midterm and final exams. Basic concepts introduced are vibration as oscillatory motion that repeats after an interval, and the differences between deterministic and random excitations.

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    This document provides an overview of the Mechanical Vibration course ME 315. The course is taught by Dr. Massab Junaid and aims to help students understand mechanical vibrations, learn how to reduce or eliminate unwanted vibrations, and develop skills to efficiently produce vibrations when needed. Topics covered include free vibration, forced response to harmonic and general excitations, multiple degree of freedom systems, vibration isolation and suppression designs, and finite element methods. Assessment is based on quizzes, assignments, a complex engineering problem, midterm and final exams. Basic concepts introduced are vibration as oscillatory motion that repeats after an interval, and the differences between deterministic and random excitations.

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    This document provides an overview of the Mechanical Vibration course ME 315. The course is taught by Dr. Massab Junaid and aims to help students understand mechanical vibrations, learn how to reduce or eliminate unwanted vibrations, and develop skills to efficiently produce vibrations when needed. Topics covered include free vibration, forced response to harmonic and general excitations, multiple degree of freedom systems, vibration isolation and suppression designs, and finite element methods. Assessment is based on quizzes, assignments, a complex engineering problem, midterm and final exams. Basic concepts introduced are vibration as oscillatory motion that repeats after an interval, and the differences between deterministic and random excitations.

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    Mechanical Vibration: Course Instructor: Dr. Massab Junaid

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    Mechanical Vibration

    ME 315

    Course Instructor: Dr. Massab Junaid


    Vibrations Isolations
    Objective of the course
    • To understand the importance of Mechanical
    Vibration
    • To learn the skills to reduce or eliminate
    vibration
    • To develop skills to produce vibration
    efficiently when it is needed
    • Making dynamics model of Mechanical
    systems
    Introduction to Vibrations and Free Response:
    Introduction to free vibration, Harmonic motion, Viscous damping, Modeling and energy methods,
    Stiffness, Measurement, Design considerations, Stability, Numerical simulation of time response,
    Coulomb friction and the pendulum
     
    Response to Harmonic Excitation:
    Harmonic excitation of undamped systems, Harmonic excitation of damped system, Base excitation,
    Rotating unbalance, Measurement devices, Numerical Simulation and Design
    General Forced Response:
    Impulse response function, Response to an arbitrary input, Transform methods, Response to
    random inputs, Shock Spectrum, Stability
    Multiple Degree of Freedom Systems:
    Two-degree-of-Freedom Model (undamped), Eigenvalues and natural frequencies, Modal analysis
    Design for Vibration Suppression:
    Acceptable levels of vibration, Vibration isolation, Vibration absorbers
    Finite Element Method: (Conditional: Subject to time availability)
    Example: The Bar, Three Element Bar, Beam Elements
    1. Text Book and Reference Books
    Text Book
    • Engineering Vibration
    Daniel J. Inman, 4th Edition, Pearson Education Inc.
    Reference Books:
    • Mechanical Vibrations
    S.S Rao, Addison-Wesley, 2nd Edition
    • Theory of Vibrations with Applications
    4th Edition, Chapman & Hall
    3. Grading Policy (Overall)

    • Quizzes: 10 %

    • Assignments: 10 %

    • Complex Engineering Problem 10 %

    • Mid-Term Exam: 30 %

    • Final Exam: 40 %
    Basic concepts of Vibration

    Vibration:
    Vibration is a mechanical phenomena whereby
    regular oscillatory or periodic motion repeats
    itself after a definite interval.

    Oscillation:
    Oscillation is the repetitive variation of some
    measure about a central point.
    Deterministic and Random Vibration

    Fig: Deterministic and random excitations.

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