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MDOF Vibration Analysis Tutorial

This document discusses modal analysis of multi-degree-of-freedom (MDOF) systems. It contains 4 questions: 1) find natural frequencies and mode shapes of a 3DOF system; 2) prove orthogonality of modes and calculate generalized mass and stiffness matrices; 3) perform modal analysis on a 3DOF system subjected to harmonic forcing; 4) find modes of another 3DOF system. Modal analysis decomposes a MDOF system into independent single-degree-of-freedom systems to help analyze vibration response.

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MDOF Vibration Analysis Tutorial

This document discusses modal analysis of multi-degree-of-freedom (MDOF) systems. It contains 4 questions: 1) find natural frequencies and mode shapes of a 3DOF system; 2) prove orthogonality of modes and calculate generalized mass and stiffness matrices; 3) perform modal analysis on a 3DOF system subjected to harmonic forcing; 4) find modes of another 3DOF system. Modal analysis decomposes a MDOF system into independent single-degree-of-freedom systems to help analyze vibration response.

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Tutorial 07: Dynamics and Vibration (UME 513)

MDOF

1. Find the mode shapes and natural frequency of the system shown in following figure, taking
k1= k2= k3=1 and m1= m2= m3=1.

2. Prove that the modes calculated in question 1 is orthogonal. Calculate the generalized mass
matrix and and generalized stiffness matrix. Calculate orthonormal modal matrix (Un) and
show that (UnT m Un) is and identity matrix.

3. A MDOF system of mass [m] and stiffness matrix [k] is subjected to a harmonic force F 0sin
(ωft) at second mass. Using the modal analysis process step by step and find the free vibration
response of the system. [m]=[3 0 0; 0 2 0; 0 0 1] [k] = [9 -3 0; -3 5 -2; 0 -2 2]

4. What is a rigid body mode, find modes of following system, taking k 1= k2= 1 and m1= m2=
m3=1.

Answer 1 Answer 3
([Link]
Eigenvalues: 0.531, 2.5667, 4.402,
U= 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
2.469 0.4333 -1.40
3.3615 -1.5289 1.167
Modal Masses: m1=26.49, m2=5.71, m3=8.29

Answer 2 Answer 4
Generalized masses :m1= =9.2959, m2= Eigen values: 0, 1 and 3.
=1.8412, m3=2.8629
Normalization mode U= 1 1 1
Generalized Stiffnessm1=1.8412,
1 0 -2
m2=2.8629, m3= =9.2959,
1 -1 1
U_ortho= 0.3280 0.7370 0.5910
0.5910 0.3280 -0.7370
0.7370 -0.5910 0.3280
Answer 1

Answer 3 ([Link]

Eigenvalues: 0.531, 2.5667, 4.402,


U= 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
2.469 0.4333 -1.40
3.3615 -1.5289 1.167
Modal Masses: m1=26.49, m2=5.71, m3=8.29

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