Comparative analysis of the manners and natural frequencies of vibration of beams clamped-free and clamped-clamped subject to free oscillations

Authors

  • Cassio Fabian Sarquis de Campos
  • Daniele Araújo Altran Universidade do Oeste Paulista – Unoeste
  • Gustavo Figueiredo Formagio Universidade do Oeste Paulista – Unoeste

Abstract

The objective of this work was the theoretical and computational modeling of free-form and bi-set beams, objectively showing their ways of vibrations and their natural frequencies. The study of the dynamics of rigid or flexible structures, under the action of external forces, such as regular marine waves, winds, external mechanical vibrations of any order, is of extreme importance for the prevention of possible structural problems, for example, displacements, partial or total ruptures of these structures. All the study was carried out using the methods of Computational Analysis of the Natural Vibration Modes and Frequencies of a Free Beam of Forms for Free Frequencies and Computational Calculation of Lies and Natural Vibration Frequencies of a Beam Without Free Sets of Free Oscillations and the Computational Computation of Lies and Natural Frequencies of Vibration of a Bi Beam established by the Method of Assumed Modalities. The computational resources used to do the theoretical remodeling of the beams and their functions were Matlab® and Maple®. Employees to implement three-dimensional vibration modes and development of new studies with different bundles and physical properties. This comparative work of the beams provided the mathematical and dynamic knowledge of modeling of the structures, being they, modeling skills through programming.

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Published

2019-02-28

How to Cite

Comparative analysis of the manners and natural frequencies of vibration of beams clamped-free and clamped-clamped subject to free oscillations. (2019). Colloquium Exactarum. ISSN: 2178-8332, 10(4), 18-27. https://journal.unoeste.br/index.php/ce/article/view/2756

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