System Dynamics
System Dynamics
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ISBN: 9780073398068
Author: III William J. Palm
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P
To determine

The expression for the steady state displacement x(t)for a cam.

The steady stat response for the given Fourier series is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  1

Given:

The displacement produced by the cam is given by the following figure

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  2

Figure 1                     Figure 2

Where m = 1 Kg, System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  3 and k = 4900N/m.

Fourier series approximation = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  4

Concept Used:

We first derive an expression for transfer function of the given system and then calculate System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  5 magnitude of the given transfer function, phase angle, bandwidth, and magnitude of phase angles of respective frequencies, and finally calculate the expression for steady state response.

Calculation:

Fourier series approximation = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  6

From Figure 1 equation of motion is given by,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  7 (1)

Substituting for m = 1 Kg, System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  8 and k = 4900N/m in equation (1)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  9

Applying Laplace transform for the above equation

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  10

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  11

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  12

The transfer function for the given system

T(s) System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  13 (2)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  14

Therefore magnitude of above transfer function is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  15 (3)

The phase angle is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  16 (4)

From the equation (3) we can observe that System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  17 attains a peak of 1 when System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  18 0. Hence System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  19 = 0 and System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  20 is calculated as follows

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  21

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  22

Squaring on both sides we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  23

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  24

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  25

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  26

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  27

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  28

On further simplification we get

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  29

The roots of the equation are System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  30

Taking only the positive value System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  31

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  32 143.42 rad/s

Therefore, the bandwidth lies between 0 and 143.42 rad/s that is System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  33

As System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  34 is greater than 143.42 rad/s which is outside the required bandwidth, we consider only 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  35 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  36 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  37 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  38 for frequency values.

From equation (3) System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  39

Substituting for System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  40 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  41 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  42 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  43 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  44 respectively we get

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  45

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  46 .... (5)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  47

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  48 = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  49

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  50 =1.015

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  51

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  52System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  53

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  54 1.263

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  55

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  56System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  57

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  58 1.038

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  59

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  60System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  61

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  62 0.806

From equation (4) we have System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  63

Now calculating the phase angles for corresponding frequencies System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  64 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  65 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  66 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  67 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  68 respectively we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  69

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  70 rad

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  71

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  72System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  73

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  74

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  75System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  76

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  77

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  78 2.247 rad

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  79

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  80 2.038 rad

The steady state response for the given Fourier series

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  81

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  82

Substituting the values of System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  83 and System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  84 for corresponding frequencies System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  85 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  86 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  87 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  88 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  89 respectively we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  90

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  91

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  92

Conclusion:

Therefore, the steady stat response for the given function is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  93

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Answer to Problem 9.33P

The steady stat response for the given Fourier series is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  94

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The displacement produced by the cam is given by the following figure

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  95

Figure 1                     Figure 2

Where m = 1 Kg, System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  96 and k = 4900N/m.

Fourier series approximation = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  97

Concept Used:

We first derive an expression for transfer function of the given system and then calculate System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  98 magnitude of the given transfer function, phase angle, bandwidth, and magnitude of phase angles of respective frequencies, and finally calculate the expression for steady state response.

Calculation:

Fourier series approximation = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  99

From Figure 1 equation of motion is given by,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  100 (1)

Substituting for m = 1 Kg, System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  101 and k = 4900N/m in equation (1)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  102

Applying Laplace transform for the above equation

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  103

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  104

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  105

The transfer function for the given system

T(s) System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  106 (2)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  107

Therefore magnitude of above transfer function is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  108 (3)

The phase angle is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  109 (4)

From the equation (3) we can observe that System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  110 attains a peak of 1 when System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  111 0. Hence System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  112 = 0 and System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  113 is calculated as follows

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  114

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  115

Squaring on both sides we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  116

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  117

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  118

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  119

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  120

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  121

On further simplification we get

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  122

The roots of the equation are System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  123

Taking only the positive value System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  124

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  125 143.42 rad/s

Therefore, the bandwidth lies between 0 and 143.42 rad/s that is System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  126

As System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  127 is greater than 143.42 rad/s which is outside the required bandwidth, we consider only 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  128 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  129 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  130 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  131 for frequency values.

From equation (3) System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  132

Substituting for System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  133 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  134 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  135 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  136 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  137 respectively we get

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  138

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  139 .... (5)

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  140

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  141 = System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  142

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  143 =1.015

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  144

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  145System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  146

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  147 1.263

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  148

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  149System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  150

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  151 1.038

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  152

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  153System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  154

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  155 0.806

From equation (4) we have System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  156

Now calculating the phase angles for corresponding frequencies System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  157 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  158 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  159 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  160 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  161 respectively we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  162

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  163 rad

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  164

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  165System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  166

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  167

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  168System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  169

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  170

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  171 2.247 rad

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  172

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  173 2.038 rad

The steady state response for the given Fourier series

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  174

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  175

Substituting the values of System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  176 and System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  177 for corresponding frequencies System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  178 0, 10 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  179 20 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  180 30 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  181 and 40 System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  182 respectively we get,

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  183

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  184

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  185

Conclusion:

Therefore, the steady stat response for the given function is given by

System Dynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.33P , additional homework tip  186

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