Flexural Wave Propagation speed

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the formula or equation for determining the flexural wave propagation speed along a beam. Participants explore the types of mechanical waves relevant to the topic, including longitudinal and transverse waves, and seek clarification on the specific context of the question.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Technical explanation
  • Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant asks for the formula to find the flexural wave propagation speed along a beam, indicating they are stuck on the problem.
  • Another participant requests clarification on whether the inquiry pertains to longitudinal or transverse mechanical waves in the beam.
  • A participant mentions their background as a master's student in engineering and confirms their studies include transverse, longitudinal, and shear waves.
  • There is a suggestion for the original poster to share the equations they have learned so far regarding such waves in solids.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

The discussion does not reach a consensus, as participants are still clarifying the specifics of the question and the relevant equations. Multiple viewpoints regarding the types of waves and their equations are present.

Contextual Notes

Participants have not yet provided specific equations or formulas related to flexural wave propagation, and there is an emphasis on understanding the types of waves before proceeding.

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Hello Everyone,

my question is that what's the formula or equation to find flexural wave propagation speed along the beam??

Please guide with this, I am kind of stuck in this problem.

Thanks in advance,waiting for the response...
 
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billu said:
Hello Everyone,

my question is that what's the formula or equation to find flexural wave propagation speed along the beam??

Please guide with this, I am kind of stuck in this problem.

Thanks in advance,waiting for the response...
I'd mentioned in your introduction thread that you should post links to what you have been reading, so we can judge how best to help you. What level are you in school right now? Are you in university studying Mechanical Engineering?

Are you asking about longitudinal or transverse mechanical waves in the beam?
 
berkeman said:
I'd mentioned in your introduction thread that you should post links to what you have been reading, so we can judge how best to help you. What level are you in school right now? Are you in university studying Mechanical Engineering?

Are you asking about longitudinal or transverse mechanical waves in the beam?
I am masters student in hanyang UNiversity South Korea. Doing engineering,yEa.
 
berkeman said:
Are you asking about longitudinal or transverse mechanical waves in the beam?
And what equations have you learned so far for such waves in solids?
 
I have learned about tranverse waves, longitudinal waves, shear waves.
 
billu said:
I have learned about tranverse waves, longitudinal waves, shear waves.
Good. :smile: Can you then post some of the equations that you asked about in your first post above?
 

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