Analyzing Response of Single-Degree-of-Freedom System to Sinusoidal Forces in CEE 502 - Pr, Assignments of Civil Engineering

A problem set from the university of xyz's cee 502 course, issued during the winter 2008 semester. Students are required to analyze the response of a single-degree-of-freedom system subjected to a sinusoidal force using both analytical and numerical methods. The system's mass, stiffness, and damping ratio are provided, along with the force's maximum intensity and period. Students must determine the total displacement response, calculate the displacement response using the constant acceleration method, and evaluate the maximum normalized error for various time steps.

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CEE 502 Problem Set 6 Winter 2008
(Due 4:00 PM, Monday, Feb 25, in 233 More)
(YOU MAY WORK IN GROUPS OF TWO ON THIS ASSIGNMENT)
Reading: Chopra Sections 5.1-5.5 (skip 5.2)
Machinery with rotating parts imparts a sinusoidal force, F(t), to the tower shown below.
The tower will be modeled as a single-degree-of-freedom system with mass, m, and
stiffness, k and damping ratio, ζ. The sinusoidal force has a period Tb and maximum
intensity ±Fmax
Assume that the weight of the tower is 20 kips, the natural period of the tower, Tn, is 0.50
seconds, and the damping ratio is 5%. The maximum intensity of the driving force, Fmax,
is 2 kips, and the period of the sinusoidal forcing function, Tb, is 0.25 seconds.
1. Determine the total displacement response of the system, u(t), by superimposing the
particular (steady-state) and characteristic (transient) solutions. You are free to use
solutions that are derived in the textbook.
2. Using the Constant Acceleration Method, calculate the tower's displacement response
for the first 3 seconds. Use a time step, h, of:
a) h = Tn/50
b) h = Tn/20
c) h = Tn/10
d) h = Tn/3
3. a) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for h
= Tn/50 and h= Tn/100.
b) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for h
= Tn/20 and h= Tn/10.
c) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for
h= Tn/3.
3. For each time step considered in Problem 1 (a through d), calculate the maximum
normalized error as: () ()
()
i
numerical i exact
exact
Maximum u t u t
Normalized Error Maximum u t
=
Summarize your results by plotting the normalized error vs h/Tn on a log-log plot.
Determine the slope of the line.
F(t)
t
Fmax
Tb F(t)

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CEE 502 Problem Set 6 Winter 2008

(Due 4:00 PM, Monday, Feb 25, in 233 More)

(YOU MAY WORK IN GROUPS OF TWO ON THIS ASSIGNMENT)

Reading : Chopra Sections 5.1-5.5 (skip 5.2)

Machinery with rotating parts imparts a sinusoidal force, F(t), to the tower shown below.

The tower will be modeled as a single-degree-of-freedom system with mass, m, and

stiffness, k and damping ratio, ζ. The sinusoidal force has a period Tb and maximum

intensity ±Fmax

Assume that the weight of the tower is 20 kips, the natural period of the tower, Tn , is 0. seconds, and the damping ratio is 5%. The maximum intensity of the driving force, Fmax, is 2 kips, and the period of the sinusoidal forcing function, Tb , is 0.25 seconds.

1. Determine the total displacement response of the system, u(t), by superimposing the particular (steady-state) and characteristic (transient) solutions. You are free to use solutions that are derived in the textbook. 2. Using the Constant Acceleration Method, calculate the tower's displacement response for the first 3 seconds. Use a time step, h, of: a) h = Tn/ b) h = Tn/ c) h = Tn/ d) h = Tn/ 3. a) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for h = Tn/50 and h= Tn/100. b) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for h = Tn/20 and h= Tn/10. c) On a single plot, show the analytical solution and the numerical solutions for h= Tn/3. 3. For each time step considered in Problem 1 (a through d), calculate the maximum normalized error as:

( ) ( ) ( )

i numerical i exact exact

Maximum u t u t Normalized Error Maximum u t

Summarize your results by plotting the normalized error vs h/Tn on a log-log plot. Determine the slope of the line.

F(t)

Fmax t

F(t) Tb