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Chap. 2   Problems                                             45















                                                                     Figure  P2-30.

                              2-31  Determine the effective mass moment of inertia for shaft  1  in the system shown in Fig.
                                 P2-31.



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                                                                  1  /  Fi' Figure P2-31.

                             2-32  Determine  the  kinetic  energy  of  the  system  shown  in  Fig.  P2-32  in  terms  of  i.
                                 Determine  the  stiffness at   and write  the expression  for the  natural frequency.











                                                         Figure P2-32.

                             2-33  Tachometers  are  a  reed-type  frequency-measuring  instrument  consisting  of  small
                                 cantilever beams with  weights  attached  at  the  ends.  When  the  frequency  of vibration
                                 corresponds  to  the  natural  frequency  of  one  of  the  reeds,  it  will  vibrate,  thereby
                                 indicating  the  frequency.  How  large  a  weight  must  be  placed  on  the  end  of  a  reed
                                 made  of spring steel  0.1016 cm  thick,  0.635  cm wide,  and  8.890 cm  long for  a  natural
                                 frequency of 20 cps?
                             2-34  A  mass  of 0.907  kg  is  attached  to  the  end  of  a  spring  with  a  stiffness  of 7.0  N/cm.
                                 Determine  the critical damping coefficient.
                             2-35  To  calibrate  a  dashpot,  the velocity  of the  plunger was  measured when  a  given  force
                                 was applied to it. If a  ^-Ib weight produced a constant velocity of 1.20 in./s, determine
                                 the  damping factor  Í  when  used with  the  system of Prob.  2-34.
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