Spring Damper 2DOF.xls
 
This Download is for Registered Users Only.
Please login or Register (free plans available).

Description:

Two degrees of freedom means that two is the minimum number of coordinates necessary to uniquely specify the position of the system. Study the properties of linear vibrating systems with two degrees-of-freedom. If you have already seen the one degree-of-freedom vibrating system (the mass-spring-dashpot system) then you will have some familiarity with natural frequency and resonance.
It is a very useful worksheet to investigate tuned absorbers/dampers. These are reactive devices used in structural (and acoustic) systems to either absorb oscillation at a certain forcing frequency or damp oscillation at a particular resonant frequency.

Calculation Reference
Dynamic Systems
| Find on Amazon.com | Find on Amazon.co.uk | Find on Amazon.fr | Find on Amazon.de | Find on Amazon.ca |
Differential Equations
| Find on Amazon.com | Find on Amazon.co.uk | Find on Amazon.fr | Find on Amazon.de | Find on Amazon.ca |
Numeric solutions
| Find on Amazon.com | Find on Amazon.co.uk | Find on Amazon.fr | Find on Amazon.de | Find on Amazon.ca |
Simulation
| Find on Amazon.com | Find on Amazon.co.uk | Find on Amazon.fr | Find on Amazon.de | Find on Amazon.ca |

How to Give User Feedback
Use the forum link if you would like to raise a question with the author or the ExcelCalcs community. You can also leave a comment below (but only use this when you don't need a reply). Please rate any calculations you use. Your feedback encourages authors and guides other users to good content. Thank you.

Submitted On:

02 Nov 2009

Submitted By:

geo

File Date:

02 Nov 2009

File Version:

1.0

File Size:

342.00 Kb

File Type:

xls

Downloads:

45

Rating:

Total Votes:0

Be the first to comment! Please sign in or register.