Advanced Book on Mechanical Vibrations of Sphere, Hemisphere and Bell

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For advanced studies in mechanical vibrations, particularly of spheres, hemispheres, and bells, several key texts are recommended. "Principles and Techniques of Vibrations" by L. Meirovitch provides foundational knowledge in structural dynamics. Additionally, "Modal Analysis" by Jimin He and Zhi-Fang Fu includes specific examples relevant to bell modal analysis. These resources are suitable for graduate-level understanding of the subject. Exploring these books will enhance comprehension of the mechanical vibrations of the specified shapes.
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Hi,

Can anybody recommend an advanced book concerning mechanical vibrations? I'm especially interested in vibrations of a spehere, hemispehere and bell.

Thank you!
 
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csopi said:
Hi,

Can anybody recommend an advanced book concerning mechanical vibrations? I'm especially interested in vibrations of a spehere, hemispehere and bell.

Thank you!

In general, structural dynamics books will give you the background needed to model these objects.

Try: L. Meirovitch. Principles and techniques of vibrations, Prentice Hall, 1997.

Also: Jimin He, Zhi-Fang Fu. Modal analysis, Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001.
There you will find an example of a bronze bell modal analysis.
 

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