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    The document discusses practice problems involving system dynamics including springs, hollow shafts, mass-spring systems, and other mechanical components. Equations for calculating spring constants based on material properties and geometry are provided. Example problems modeling different mechanical systems as springs and masses are shown.

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    The document discusses practice problems involving system dynamics including springs, hollow shafts, mass-spring systems, and other mechanical components. Equations for calculating spring constants based on material properties and geometry are provided. Example problems modeling different mechanical systems as springs and masses are shown.

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    ME2001- Basic Mechanical

    Engineering

    Lecture 19
    Practice Problems of System Dynamics

    Engineer Faryal Gula


    Department of Electrical Engineering,
    NUCES FAST, Islamabad
    x
    L

    f k

    kT

    θ
    T
    Coil spring
    Ed4
    kT =
    64nD
    D d = wire diameter
    n = number of coils

    Hollow shaft
    휋G(D4 − d4 )
    kT =
    32L
    D d

    L
    f f
    x x

    k1 k2 ke

    f f
    x x

    k1
    ke
    k2
    L1 L2

    D1 D2
    x
    k
    x
    f f kx
    L
    2
    x
    2
    kx
    k 2
    L
    2

    O O O
    Rx
    Ry
    (a) (b) (c)
    W
    Platform

    d x
    k1
    k2 k2

    W
    Slope = k1 + 2k2

    Slope = k1

    d x
    x

    f
    θ k2
    x
    f

    k1

    L2
    L1 L3

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