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The document discusses a damped torsional system involving a shaft and rotor, detailing the system's parameters and the effects of a harmonically varying torque. It calculates the frequency of the applied torque and the maximum torque transmitted to the base, providing specific values for stiffness, damping, and angular displacement. Additionally, it outlines the design considerations for a car suspension system to limit vertical acceleration under varying speeds and road conditions.

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The document discusses a damped torsional system involving a shaft and rotor, detailing the system's parameters and the effects of a harmonically varying torque. It calculates the frequency of the applied torque and the maximum torque transmitted to the base, providing specific values for stiffness, damping, and angular displacement. Additionally, it outlines the design considerations for a car suspension system to limit vertical acceleration under varying speeds and road conditions.

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9.56 A damped torsional system is composed of a shaft and a rotor (disk). The torsional stiff ress and the torsional damping constant of the shaft are given by k, = 6000 N-mv/rad and ¢, = 100 N-m-s/rad. The mass moment of inertia of the rotor is Jy = 5 kg-m?. The rotor is subjected to a harmonically varying tonque of magnitude M, = 500 N-m, which results in a steady-state angular displacement of 5°, Find the frequency of the harmonically varying torque applied to the rotor and the maximum torque transmitted to the base or support of the system, torsional system with rotor: K,= 6000 N-™/rad » SEs 100 N-™-S/tad > = 5 &g-m Torgue applied te rotor: M(t) = M, Singot 3 M, = 500 Nom Steady state angular displacement of rotor: ® = 5° = 0.08727 vad Find 09 and forgue transmitted te the base (support) of tke rotor system: Force Fransmissibility of the rotor system is given by an epuation amalogous te fy (9°94): mM, _¢ t+ Gr)” t Gar?) + Ces) The steady state maximum orgulan fisplacement of the rotor under the egplel harmonic forgue is given by egpetion similar te Ez. (9-90): @ Me Me ay SS me ee @ (Gen ney weeps @) Fer @= 0.08727 rad, Me= S00 N-™> Ty = 5 tg-m, Cyr 100 N-m-4/pad ome k,= 6000 N-m/tad > fp. (2) gives 2 2\2 un & Mo ye - OO) +e cy = G> hee (oo)* (6000-5 03” J’ 4 @' (e,c08) = ———_— @-08727) = 92-8254 x10 © C4) 947 simpl’$rcatier of Fg. G) results vo cs =o é as 64 sxiol cs 4 a6IM4h x10 Roots of Ey -(5> are given by B= 08 SE xe 19344 x10" or = & 10994 rad/s 5 Wa= 43-9218 rad/s using the Lower vale of. preguemcy > the freguemey of th harmonicolly ayplced torque i: a9= 9+0994 rad/s. (bY Maximum torg pe transmitted te the support or base 4s given by Egy: K Gooe with «, = t- <= 34-64to rad/s, ws 18 9.0994 r= = 4 = +2338, Os, Fe = Sb loo == =0+2887, 2Vee5o 2 Yeooe (5) (ar) = (2x 0-2897 * 0-2338) = 001822, fer? = |= (0-2998)? 20-9452, G-r)? = 0.9453" = 08937, €g-01) gives (+ o-cls22 Mz = 500 ee ir = ; Es wee att amet = eeeyty NER ne 9.40 Design the suspension of a car such that the maximum vertical acceleration felt by the driver is less than 2g at all speeds between 70 km/h and 140 km/h while traveling on a road whose surface varies sinusoidally as y(w) = 0.5 sin 2um, where w is the horizontal distance in meters. The weight of the car, with the driver, is 700 kg and the damping ratio of the suspen- sion is to be 0.05, Use a single-degree-of-freedom model for the ear. 1.(5280) _ Tp) Seeed range: 40 to 69 mph inee mph = ABID) — 407 ene speed rss 58.0067 t 117.3858 ft/sec. Road surface ia given by: y(u) 0.5 sin Iu ft, a wy os fey horizontal dstance (ft) =v bv = velocity (fifeee) and + amt= 222 where w= frequency of road waviness in rad sec and s = one wave length (it), Ea. (1) can be expressed as He) 05 sin 24 SY ain DE ® where Y= 05 fi and = 2%. Steady state response of the system subjected to the base excitation, x(t) = Yain Mt, le given by He. (8.67): @) (4) x4) =Xain (Nt —-9) 14 (2 cry ve tori Maxis seclratios of mae (deve) sven by %,(0 Lau ~ | x 2 ob worrf tates | sg—oimiet 0 ALO mph: = 2 v= 258.0807) = 117.9384 rad see, and Eq. (5) gives ae 14 (er |-«2 1+ (2 (0.05) (x ) a= FF +2 (008) OF not or (117.8938) (0.57 or Hf — 116.247? ~ 1.1424 (10*) =0 0) ‘The solution of Eq: (6) gives (with position value of r#) pros = 2 oe OQ _ unsast . AE os ~ yga08s ~ T3.4085 —— = 2) = 3507.21 2900. (g rape") = 3507-21751 Stiffness of isolator (suspension) — (Cheek for acceleration at 89 mph: Qyeave = 2 (1178964) = 2048008 ral/eec) oy — 87602 radfens aad oe [Link], +4 = 719.190, and (2 ¢r2)? = (2 (0.45) (268196) = za013. tesrt_|* 4) [mer 8-¥ | role OY GaP Gee - 1+7.1018, 234.6638") (0.5) {pouty as mat Hence k = 3567.2175 Ib/ft is not accep:abl 2 = 109.724 ft fooe? > De ‘At 80 mph: nee 2 (117.9894) — 204.0800 red/sec, and Ba, (5) sive: 1 a{_1+@cr¥ J]? oe of (¥ fA scat} 644 or (234.6808) (05") [apse] noe or rf — 1829.08 # — 182798.0 = 0 @ “The wlution of Ba, (7) gives (with positive value of +}; r — 48.8742. Hence Q__ 94.6068, Bara aT 5.3480 rad /scc a= ‘Stiffness of the isolator (suspension) is: kame a (5.3186) 1332.6846 Ib/ft Check for aezeleration at 40 mphe 24; = 117.3894 rad/see, Uy = 5.3488 rad/ser, and a 1.9372 om a asr2nns, (26 n)P = 4.8136 (1 ~ rf)t = 2808819488, and hence ‘ i+@snh x(a = Y Goa aon! = (2s {abt 54860 fee <2

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