Vibrations Of Elastic Systems
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Mechanical Vibrations of Elastic Systems
This Book Presents The Topic Of Vibtations Comprehensively In Terms Of Principles Of Dynamics- Forces, Responses, Analysis, Solutions, Examples, Measurement, Interpretation, Control And Probabilistic Approaches. Idealised Discrete Systems As Well As Continuous Systems Are Discussed In Detail. A Wide Array Of Numerical Methods Used In Vibration Analysis Are Presented In View Of Their Enormous Popularity, Adaptability Using Personal Computers. A Large Number Of Examples Have Been Worked Out To Help An Easy Understanding Of Even The Difficult Topics In Vibration Analysis And Control.
Vibrations of Elastic Systems
This book presents new topics such as Inerters in spring-mass models and attached to beams; fluid loading on beams, plates, and shells; bio-inspired vibration isolation and absorption; coupled bending and torsion of beams; beams with functionally graded materials; as well as a new chapter on the Mindlin/Timoshenko plate theory: rectangular and circular. New applications and enhancements to the previous edition include moving mass on beams; thin beams with attached pendulum; transient response of beams with in-span attachments; and shells to model blood flow in arteries.
Random vibrations of elastic systems
Author: V.V. Bolotin
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 2013-04-17
The subject of random vibrations of elastic systems has gained, over the past decades, great importance, specifically due to its relevance to technical problems in hydro- and aero-mechanics. Such problems involve aircraft, rockets and oil-drilling platforms; elastic vibrations of structures caused by acoustic radiation of a jet stream and by seismic disturbances must also be included. Appli cations of the theory of random vibrations are indeed numerous and the development of this theory poses a challenge to mathematicians, mechanicists and engineers. Therefore, a book on random vibrations by a leading authority such as Dr. V.V. Bolotin must be very welcome to anybody working in this field. It is not surprising that efforts were soon made to have the book translated into English. With pleasure I acknowledge the co-operation of the very competent translater, I Shenkman; of Mrs. C. Jones, who typeJ the first draft; and of Th. Brunsting, P. Keskikiikonen and R. Piche, who read it and suggested where required, corrections and changes. I express my gratitude to Martinus Nijhoff Publishers BV for entrust ing me with the task of editing the English translation, and to F.J. van Drunen, publishers of N. Nijhoff Publishers BV, who so kindly supported my endeavours. Special acknowledgement is due to Mrs. L. Strouth, Solid Mechanics Division, University of Waterloo, for her competent and efficient preparation of the final manuscript.