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Category > Computer Science Posted 22 Sep 2017 My Price 4.00

helical spring of stiffness

Consider the system of Example 1.7.2 consisting of a helical spring of stiffness 103 N/m attached to a 10-kg mass. Place a dashpot parallel to the spring and choose its viscousdamping value so that the resulting damped natural frequency is reduced to 9 rad/s.

Example 1.7.2

Consider designing a helical spring such that when attached to a 10-kg mass, the resulting spring–mass system has a natural frequency of 10 rad/s (about 1.6 Hz).

 

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