Vibration Dynamics and Control (Mechanical Engineering Series)

__**Vibration Dynamics and Control**__ summarizes the fundamentals of the mechanics of vibrations and provides the necessary theoretical background for the subject while also presenting real-life design applications. The material also includes problem sets for use by students and practicing design engineers. Organized for classroom use, this book is comprised of thirty concise chapters. The first part addresses the dynamics of linear, time invariant systems, including basic concepts of linear dynamics of discrete systems, an introduction to the dynamics of controlled structural systems, and analysis of the dynamic behavior of continuous system using discretization techniques. The second part focuses on the study of nonlinear and non-time invariant systems, and stresses the practical aspects of these subjects. The third part incorporates applied aspects of vibration mechanics, such as the dynamics of rotating machines and reciprocating machines. With a unified approach, consistent use of symbols and terminology, and an emphasis on practical applications, __**Vibration Dynamics and Control**__ is accessible to students and in a range of mechanical, aeronautical, and mechatronic specialties. It is also suitable as a reference work for design engineers specializing in rotor dynamics, torsional vibration, modal analysis, nonlinear mechanics, and controlled systems. An Instructor's Manual with additional supporting material is available to instructors using the book as a required textbook via a link in the right-hand column. Front Matter....Pages I-21 Front Matter....Pages 23-23 Conservative Discrete Vibrating Systems....Pages 25-47 Equations in the Time, Frequency, and Laplace Domains....Pages 49-58 Damped Discrete Vibrating Systems....Pages 59-92 Free Vibration of Conservative Systems....Pages 93-114 Free Vibration of Damped Systems....Pages 115-133 Forced Response in the Frequency Domain: Conservative Systems....Pages 135-152 Forced Response in the Frequency Domain: Damped Systems....Pages 153-178 Response to Nonperiodic Excitation....Pages 179-192 Short Account of Random Vibrations....Pages 193-212 Reduction of the Number of Degrees of Freedom....Pages 213-224 Controlled Linear Systems....Pages 225-262 Vibration of Beams....Pages 263-320 General Continuous Linear Systems....Pages 321-339 Discretization of Continuous Systems....Pages 341-361 The Finite Element Method....Pages 363-400 Dynamics of Multibody Systems....Pages 401-420 Vibrating Systems in a Moving Reference Frame....Pages 421-448 Front Matter....Pages 449-449 Free Motion of Conservative Nonlinear Systems....Pages 451-479 Forced Response of Conservative Nonlinear Systems....Pages 481-499 Free Motion of Damped Nonlinear Systems....Pages 501-517 Front Matter....Pages 449-449 Forced Response of Damped Nonlinear Systems....Pages 519-555 Time Variant and Autoparametric Systems....Pages 557-575 Front Matter....Pages 577-577 Elementary Rotordynamics: The Jeffcott Rotor....Pages 579-614 Dynamics of Multi-Degrees-of-Freedom Rotors....Pages 615-646 Nonisotropic Rotating Machines....Pages 647-670 Nonlinear Rotors....Pages 671-688 Dynamic Problems of Rotating Machines....Pages 689-732 Rotor Balancing....Pages 733-744 Torsional Vibration of Crankshafts....Pages 745-788 Vibration Control in Reciprocating Machines....Pages 789-806 Back Matter....Pages 807-856 Mechanical engineering,and engineering discipline born of the needs of the industrial revolution, is once again asked to do its substantial share in the call for industrial renewal. The general call is urgent as we face p- found issues of productivity and competitiveness that require engineering solutions, among others. The Mechanical Engineering Series is a series f- turing graduate texts and research monographs intended to address the need for information in contemporary areas of mechanical engineering. The series is conceived as a comprehensive one that covers a broad range of concentrations important to mechanical engineering graduate - ucation and research. We are fortunate to have a distinguished roster of series editors, each an expert in one of the areas of concentration. The names of the series editors are listed on page vi of this volume. The areas of concentration are applied mechanics, biomechanics, computational - chanics, dynamic systems and control, energetics, mechanics of materials, processing, thermal science, and tribology. Preface After15yearssincethepublicationofVibrationofStructuresandMachines and three subsequent editions a deep reorganization and updating of the material was felt necessary. This new book on the subject of Vibration dynamics and control is organized in a larger number of shorter chapters, hoping that this can be helpful to the reader. New materialhas been added and many points have been updated. 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The material also includes problem sets for use by students and practicing design engineers." "With a unified approach, consistent use of symbols and terminology, and an emphasis on practical applications, Vibration Dynamics and Control is accessible to students in a range of mechanical, aeronautical, and mechatronic specialties. It is also suitable as a reference work for design engineers specializing in rotor dynamics, torsional vibration, modal analysis, nonlinear mechanics, and controlled systems."--BOOK JACKET. PART I: DYNAMICS OF LINEAR, TIME INVARIENT SYSTEMS Conservative discrete vibrating systems Equations in the time, frequency and laplace domains Damped discrete vibrating systems Free vibration of conservative systems Free vibration of damped systems Forced response in the frequency domain Response to nonperiodic excitation Short account of random vibrations Reduction of the number of degrees of freedom Controlled linear systems Vibration of beams General continuous linear systems Discretization of continuous systems The finite element method Dynamics of multibody systems Vibrating systems in a moving reference frame