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    First Hour Test-September 2016 First Hour Test - September 2016

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    This document appears to be an exam for a Dynamics of Machines course taken in September 2016. It has two parts, with Part A containing definitions of dynamic magnifier, transmissibility, and transmissibility ratio, as well as a question about vibration isolation. Part B asks about determining the amplitude and phase angle of vibrations for a damped harmonic oscillator system consisting of a 50kg mass supported by a 20kN/m spring, with a 0.25 damping ratio and a 75cos12t disturbing force.

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    First Hour Test-September 2016 First Hour Test - September 2016

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    This document appears to be an exam for a Dynamics of Machines course taken in September 2016. It has two parts, with Part A containing definitions of dynamic magnifier, transmissibility, and transmissibility ratio, as well as a question about vibration isolation. Part B asks about determining the amplitude and phase angle of vibrations for a damped harmonic oscillator system consisting of a 50kg mass supported by a 20kN/m spring, with a 0.25 damping ratio and a 75cos12t disturbing force.

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    This document appears to be an exam for a Dynamics of Machines course taken in September 2016. It has two parts, with Part A containing definitions of dynamic magnifier, transmissibility, and transmissibility ratio, as well as a question about vibration isolation. Part B asks about determining the amplitude and phase angle of vibrations for a damped harmonic oscillator system consisting of a 50kg mass supported by a 20kN/m spring, with a 0.25 damping ratio and a 75cos12t disturbing force.

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    First Hour Test-September 2016 First Hour Test - September 2016

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    This document appears to be an exam for a Dynamics of Machines course taken in September 2016. It has two parts, with Part A containing definitions of dynamic magnifier, transmissibility, and transmissibility ratio, as well as a question about vibration isolation. Part B asks about determining the amplitude and phase angle of vibrations for a damped harmonic oscillator system consisting of a 50kg mass supported by a 20kN/m spring, with a 0.25 damping ratio and a 75cos12t disturbing force.

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    First Hour test- September 2016

    First Hour test- September 2016

    Third year/Fifth Semester

    Third year/Fifth Semester

    ME6505-Dynamics of Machines (B)

    ME6505-Dynamics of Machines (B)

    Time: 50 min

    Max.Marks: 25 Marks

    Time: 50 min

    PART - A

    Max.Marks: 25 Marks

    PART - A

    1. Define Dynamic Magnifier.

    1. Define Dynamic Magnifier.

    2. Define Transmissibility.

    2. Define Transmissibility.

    3. What is meant by Transmissibility Ratio .

    3. What is meant by Transmissibility Ratio .

    4. Explain the term Vibration isolation.

    4. Explain the term Vibration isolation.

    PART - B

    PART - B

    1. A mass of 50 kg is supported by an elastic structure of total stiffness

    1. A mass of 50 kg is supported by an elastic structure of total stiffness

    20 KN/m.the

    20 KN/m.the

    damping ratio of the system is 0.25.A simple harmonic

    damping ratio of the system is 0.25.A simple harmonic

    disturbing force acts on the mass and at any time t seconds, the force

    disturbing force acts on the mass and at any time t seconds, the force

    is 75cos12t Newtons. Find amplitude of the vibration and phase angle

    is 75cos12t Newtons. Find amplitude of the vibration and phase angle

    caused by the damping.

    caused by the damping.

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