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- Most of the spring vibration lectures assume spring to be fixed on one end and mass on the other end. In my case, spring has a sinusoidal excitation on one end and mass on other end. How to get the governing equation?
Hi,
Most of the spring vibration lectures assume spring to be fixed on one end and mass on the other end [Example]. In my case, spring has a sinusoidal excitation on one end and mass on other end. Pl. refer the image below.
How to get the governing equation? With that I also want to find the resonance frequency of the system. To reduce complexity, I have not taken dampening into account. I will add it later. Pl. help.
Most of the spring vibration lectures assume spring to be fixed on one end and mass on the other end [Example]. In my case, spring has a sinusoidal excitation on one end and mass on other end. Pl. refer the image below.
How to get the governing equation? With that I also want to find the resonance frequency of the system. To reduce complexity, I have not taken dampening into account. I will add it later. Pl. help.