A 150 kg mass hangs from a spring with a stiffness of 50 kN/m. Ignore damping. Find the natural frequency fn in Hz.
Mechanical vibrations worksheet with answers
A 150 kg mass hangs from a spring with a stiffness of 150 kN/m. Ignore damping. Find the natural frequency fn in Hz.
A 10 kg mass on a spring with a stiffness of 1 kN/m has a viscous damper giving a damping ratio of 0.35. Find the damped natural frequency fd of its free vibration in Hz.
A 100 kg mass on a spring with a stiffness of 40 kN/m has a viscous damper giving a damping ratio of 0.6. Find the damped natural frequency fd of its free vibration in Hz.
A 50 kg mass hangs from spring k₃ = 5 kN/m. The top of k₃ is attached to a rigid bar that hangs from two springs side by side, k₁ = 12 kN/m and k₂ = 60 kN/m; the bar stays level. Ignore damping and the masses of the springs and bar. Find the natural frequency fn of vertical vibration in Hz.
A 5 kg mass hangs from spring k₃ = 80 kN/m. The top of k₃ is attached to a rigid bar that hangs from two springs side by side, k₁ = 15 kN/m and k₂ = 40 kN/m; the bar stays level. Ignore damping and the masses of the springs and bar. Find the natural frequency fn of vertical vibration in Hz.
Answer key
- 1. fn = 2.906 Hz
- 2. fn = 5.033 Hz
- 3. fd = 1.491 Hz
- 4. fd = 2.546 Hz
- 5. fn = 1.539 Hz
- 6. fn = 12.85 Hz
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