Natural Vibration: Data on Materials

[zg74]

where can I find data about the natural vibration of differrent materials ?

 

[garytse86]

is this same as natural frequency?

 

[ravenprp]

There are several resources where you can find data about the natural vibration of different materials. Some options include:

1. Research journals and articles: Many scientific journals publish research studies on the natural vibration of various materials. These studies often include data and analysis on the frequency, amplitude, and other characteristics of natural vibrations in different materials.

2. Engineering handbooks and textbooks: Engineering handbooks and textbooks often contain information and data on the natural vibration of different materials. These resources may also provide equations and formulas for calculating natural frequencies and modes of vibration.

3. Material databases: There are online databases that compile information on the properties and characteristics of different materials, including their natural vibration. Examples of such databases include MatWeb and Engineering Toolbox.

4. Government agencies: Agencies such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) may have data and research on the natural vibration of materials, particularly in the context of aerospace engineering.

5. Industry associations and organizations: Professional associations and organizations in the fields of engineering and materials science may also have resources and data on the natural vibration of different materials.

Overall, a combination of these resources can provide comprehensive data on the natural vibration of various materials. It is important to consider the source and credibility of the data when accessing information from these sources.