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vibration problem!

Homework Statement



Question:There is a fixed end beam PQ. It is carrying a motor M. The motor is unbalanced and when the motor is rotating ,it is making the beam to vibrate with a frequency equal to the speed of the motor. A small mass is kept at point A just above the motor on the beam. it also goes up & down along with the beam . When the motor speed is 120 - 150rpm, the object at A is loosing contact with the beam & is actually dancing on the beam. Determine the amplitude of vibration when the speed of motor is 120 rpm and when 150 rpm . Then calculate the natural frequency of the system.

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data may be suitably assumed.


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can't get any of them

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This is a base excitation problem. but the natural frequency is diff. to find. pls help
 

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bikramjit das said:
The motor is unbalanced and when the motor is rotating ,it is making the beam to vibrate with a frequency equal to the speed of the motor

which speed are we talking about here?
 


@cupid: u can assume the speed of motor as N. This is equal to the frequency of vibration of beam (base).
 


i mean ... are we talking about angular speed?
 


yeah, angular speed...pls solve it quickly, grave need
 


heyy...some one help me out with this question