Numerical Calculation of Dynamic Response for Multi-Span Non-Uniform Beam Subjected to Moving Mass with Friction

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "Numerical Calculation of Dynamic Response for Multi-Span Non-Uniform Beam Subjected to Moving Mass with Friction"

Transcription

1 Egieerig,,, doi:.46/eg..548 Pubished Oie May ( 67 Numerica Cacuatio of Dyamic Respose for Muti-Spa No-Uiform Beam Subjected to Moig Mass with Frictio Abstract Jupig Pu, Peg Liu Coege of Cii Egieerig & Architecture, Zhejiag Uiersity of echoogy, Hagzhou, Chia E-mai: Receied Jauary 9, ; reised February, ; accepted February, I order to simuate the coupig ibratio of a ehice or trai moes o a muti-spa cotiuous bridge with o-uiform cross sectios, a moig mass mode is used accordig to the Fiite Eemet Method, the effect of the iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force are cosidered by meas of the additie matrices. For a o-uiform rectaguar sectio beam with both iear ad paraboic ariabe heights i a pae, the stiffess ad mass matrices of the beam eemets are preseted. For a o-uiform box girder, Romberg umerica itegra scheme is adopted, each coefficiet of the stiffess matrix is obtaied by meas of a orma umerica computatio. By appyig these eemets to cacuate the o-uiform beam, the computatioa accuracy ad efficiecy are improed. he fiite eemet method program is worked out ad a etire dyamic respose process of the beam with o-uiform cross sectios subjected to a moig mass is simuated umericay, the resuts are compared to those preiousy pubished for some simpe exampes. For some compex muti-spa bridges subjected to some moig ehices with chageabe eocity ad frictio, the computatioa resuts, which ca be regarded as a referece for egieerig desig ad scietific research, are aso gie simutaeousy. Keywords: Dyamic Respose, Muti-Spa Beam, No-Uiform Sectio, Frictio, Brakig Force. Itroductio Cotiuous beams are geera staticay idetermiate structures, ad hae broad appicatios i cii egieerig, mechaism, aigatio egieerig ad so o. Muti-spa cotiuous bridges hae bee widey used i highway ad raiway, there is a great dea of merit for the structures, for exampe, their exterior is beautifu, the hoistic structures stabiity is we, the spacia spa is bigger ad o which ehices ca pacidy pass oer. It is of great importace to study the dyamic characteristic of the bridge uder moig mass for egieerig desig ad scietific research. May egieers ad scietists hae cotributed to the soutio of the probem with their ioatios, ad sti the subject draws cosiderabe attetio from researchers by ow. Fryba [,] had gie a exact soutio o dyamic resposes of the simpe supported beam ad cotiuous beam uder moig oad. Cai, Cheug ad Cha [] iestigated the dyamic resposes of the ifiite cotiuous beam subjected to a moig force by usig the mode superpositio method to get a exact soutio. Howeer, for a great umber of bridge structures i egieerig practice, it ca ot be simpy regarded as a perfect state, so their theoretic soutios are ot existet i geera. hus, amog the umerica methods the fiite eemet method becomes a idea approximate approach to soe this kid of probems [4-]. Wu [,4] performed the dyamic aaysis of a icied beam ad a fat pate due to moig oads, ad preseted the moig mass eemet by takig accout of the effect of iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force iduced by the moig mass. Form metioed iteratures, it is show that, for the muti-spa cotiuous o-uiform beam, oe used a moig oad mode to obtai the umerica Copyright SciRes.

2 68 J. P. PU E AL. resuts i geera, but did ot cosider the effect of iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force. Some umerica exampes deat with aboe effect but just aayzed the simpe uiform beam. his paper has bee performed some compex probems (icude muti-spa o-uiform beam with moig mass). For a o-uiform rectaguar sectio beam with both iear ad paraboic ariabe heights i a pae, the stiffess ad mass matrices of the beam eemets hae bee deducted. For a o-uiform box girder which ca be widey used i egieerig structures, sice the itegra formua of stiffess matrix is extremey compex, it is difficut to write dow the expressio of the stiffess coefficiets, so Romberg umerica itegra scheme is adopted. Each coefficiet of the stiffess matrix ca be obtaied by meas of a orma umerica computatio. For some compex muti-spa bridges subjected to some moig ehices with chageabe eocities ad frictios, umerica resuts of dyamic resposes are aso obtaied, which ca be regarded as a referece for egieerig desig ad scietific research.. Forced Vibratio Differetia Equatio of Euer-Beroui Beam Forced ibratio differetia equatio of Euer-Beroui beam i pae bedig with dampig takes the form y y EI( x) c I( x) x x s x t x y y m( x) c( x) f ( x, t t where, the mass per uit egth of the beam is m(x) = ρa, whie ρ is the materia desity ad A is the area of the cross sectio of the beam, c s is dampig coefficiet of strai rate, c(x) is dampig coefficiet of dispacemet rate. Whe a cocetrate excited force P( was exerted at x i =t of the beam, the force ca be expressed, by usig the Dirac Deta fuctio δ, as () f ( xt, ) Pt ( ) ( x () i where is the moig eocity. Whe a moig mass M with the costat eocity moed o the beam, the actio force o the beam ca be cosidered as a commo effect of the graity ad iertia force accordig to referece iterature [5]. f ( x, M[ g y ( t, ] ( x () hus the formua () wi be a set of systems of secod order differetia equatios with time-ariat coefficiet, it eeds to be soed by meas of umerica method. Lee s iestigatio idicated, i iterature [6,7], that whe the moig mass M with the costat eocity moed o the Euer-Beroui beam, icudig the graity ad iertia force iduced by moig mass M, oe sti eeds to cosider the effect of Coriois force ad cetrifuga force o the beam, that is f ( x, M [ g y ( t, y ( t, (4) y( t, ] ( x Cosiderig the cotact frictio betwee the whees ad the beam, a axia force X(ξ, shoud be exerted o the beam, thus the actio force o the beam ca be expressed as foows M[ g y (, y (, f ( x, ( ) x (5) y(, ] X (, Whe a moig ehice has a brake o the bridge at a momet t, if the cotact frictio is big eough, the ehice wi stop at momet t +, the axia force X(ξ, ca be expressed as X (, Ma t t ), (6) ( X, M ( g a ) ( t t t ), (7) ( X (, ( t t ). (8) where a is the iitia acceeratio of the ehice, μ ad g represet the frictio factor ad that of graity, respectiey. If the moig ehice does ot brake o the bridge at ay momet, the axia force X(ξ, wi be expressed as X (, Ma ( t ) (9) he positio ξ of the moig ehice at the bridge ca be expressed as foows (see Figure ) x t. a t t t ), () 5 ( x ( t t ).5a ( t t ) ( t t ) t () x / a ( t t ). () where is the iitia eocity, the positio, eocity ad acceeratio at momet t are, respectiey, x x t. a t, () 5 at a, (4) a g. (5). Discrete Mode of Vibratio Equatios uder Moig Mass Accordig to the fiite eemet method, the forced ibratio differetia equatio of Euer-Beroui beam i pae bedig with dampig ca be writte, i matrix form, as foows M y ( Cy ( Ky( F ( (6) where F ( P (, P (, X (, (7) a Copyright SciRes.

3 J. P. PU E AL. 69 P, a x t, a, a t t t / a Figure. he positio ξ of the moig ehice at the beam. he actio force of the ehice o the beam ca be expressed by the oda oad ector F(, which is composed of the graity P i (ξ, =M i g, ad the mass force P i a (ξ, (icude iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force) of the ehice, as we as the axia actio force X i (ξ,, whie i=, deotes the umber of moig mass M i. Due to the ocatio of each moig mass was cotiuousy trasformed with time, whie the moig mass passed aog each beam eemet, the actio of the graity, at curret positio i each time itera Δt, ca be distributed to the eemet odes to become the eemet odes forces by usig a iterpositio fuctio. For Euer-Beroui beam eemet, oe ca adopt cubic Hermite iterpositio fuctio of two-odes, N j (ξ), whie j =,6, to get graity oad P e (ξ,, which is expressed as e P, F F F F 4 F 5 F 6 (8) where ( j i F (, N ( ) P (, ( j,,6) (9) j he actio of the axia actio force X i (ξ,, at curret positio i each time itera Δt, ca aso be distributed to the eemet odes. Now just the axia actio was cosidered, the shear ad momet were igored. e 4 X (, X X () where j i X (, N j ( ) X (, ( j, 4) () he mass force P i a (ξ, ca be discretized accordig to the form of eemet dispacemet iterpositio fuctio y = ΣN j y j = Ny (j =,6). Cosequety, oe ca obtai the additie moig mass matrix m a (, moig dampig matrix c a ( ad moig stiffess matrix k a ( from Equatio () e INPa (, m a y ca y ka y () where I is the uit matrix, P e a (ξ, is the equiaet oda force ector iducig by the moig mass force, the shape fuctio ector is a diagoa matrix N=diag(N (ξ) N (ξ) N (ξ) N 4 (ξ) N 5 (ξ) N 6 (ξ)). A detaied deducig process ca be refereced i iterature []. Istitutig the additie moig mass matrix m a ( ad stiffess matrix k a ( ito the etire mass matrix M ad stiffess matrix K of the origia beam structure, respectiey, the ew etire matrix M ( ad K () t are formed ad are time-ariat. M ( M m ( () a K () t K k () t (4) he oera dampig matrix C of the beam is determied by usig the theory of Rayeigh dampig, addig the additie dampig matrix c a ( ito C, the ew etire dampig matrix C() t ca be gotte by formua (5) C ( ( M ( ( K ( c ( (5) where ( t ) ( ) /( ) (6) ( t ) ( ) /( ) (7) he coefficiets α( ad β( are aso time-ariat with chagig of the atura frequecies ω ad ω of the beam structure at each time steps. Fiay, accordig to Equatio (8) oe ca umericay compute a etire system of ibratio equatio with Newmark direct itegratio method or with Wiso-θ method. M ( y ( C ( y ( K ( y( F ( (8) where the oad ector F() t icudes the graity oad of the moig ehice P (ξ, ad the axia force X(ξ, as we as the adscititious oad P( iduced by other causatios. 4. Stiffess ad Mass Matrices of No-Uform Beam Eemets 4.. No-Uiform Rectaguar Cross Sectio For a o-uiform rectaguar sectio beams with both iear ad paraboic ariabe heights i a pae, the stiffess ad mass matrices are deducted, respectiey. So oe ca aayze the o-uiform beam accordig to a coeiet mode (see Figure ). Accordig to Figures (a), (b) ad (c), the cross sectio height, area ad the momet of iertia of the beam ca be gie by expressios (9)-(), respectiey. h h(x) h h x h h I x bh h / h(x) h h (a) (b) (c) a h a h(x) Figure. Variabe cross-sectioa beam eemets. (9) h Copyright SciRes.

4 7 h x h h I x b h h / h x h h I x b h h / k k5 k55 Eb(7h h h h h 7 h ) / k k5 Eb(5h h h h h h ) / k6 k56 Eb(h h h h h 5 h ) / k Eb(h 5h h hh h ) / 6 k6 Eb(4h h hhh 4 h)/6 k66 Eb(h h h 5h h h ) / 6 k k k k k k k k J. P. PU E AL. () () where h ad h are begiig ad ed height of the beam eemets with o-uiform cross sectios, respectiey. ξ=x/, whie is the egth of the beam eemet ad b is the width of the cross sectio with rectaguar form. he eemet stiffess ad mass matrices ca be obtaied, respectiey, from M e e K B EI xb d x () A( x) N Ndx () Ve N NdV where B= N / x, whie EI(x) ad A(x) are the fexura stiffess ad the cross sectio area of the beam, respectiey, which are chageabe with the height chagig of the cross sectio. Adoptig aboe-metioed o-uiform beam modes ad a itegra procedure is worked out, the coefficiets of the eemeta stiffess ad mass matrices, k ij ad m ij, ca be obtaied as foows 4... Stiffess Matrix Coefficiets with Liear Varabe Heights (Figure (a)) k k k Eb( h h )/ Mass Matrix Coefficiets with Liear Variabe Heights (Figure (a)) m b h h / m4 bh h / m (h h /5) b/ 7 m ( h /8 h /6) b m5 9( h h ) b/4 m6 ( h / 6 h / 7) b m ( h /68 h / 8) b m ( h / 7 h / 6) b 5 m6 ( h h ) b / 8 m44 bh h / m55 (h /5 h) b/7 m56 ( h /6 h /8) b m66 ( h / 8 h /68) b m m m m m m m m Stiffess Matrix Coefficiets with Paraboic Variabe Heights (Figure (b), h >h ) k k44 k4 Eb( h h )/ k k5 k55 Eb(7h 4h h 9hh 9 h ) / k k5 Eb(6h h h h h 8 h )/ k6 k56 Eb(h h h 8hh 64 h ) / k Eb(7h 46h h hh 4 h ) / 4 k6 Eb(5h 4h h 9hh h ) / 4 k66 Eb(7h h h 7hh 96 h ) / 4 k k k k k k k k Mass Matrix Coefficiets with Paraboic Varabe Heights (Figure (b), h >h ) m b9h 6 h /5 m4 bh 4 h / m (97h 744 h ) b/ 4545 m (59h 56 h ) b / 99 m5 (55h 8 h ) b/ 99 m6 (7 h / h / 4545) b m (7h 56 h ) b / 4545 m5 ( h / 6 h / 75) b m6 (9h 896 h ) b /88 m44 bh 6 h / m55 (79h 4858 h ) b/55 m56 (9 h / 9 h / 45) b m66 (h h ) b /55 m m m m m m m m Stiffess Matrix Coefficiets with Paraboic Variabe Heights (Figure (c), h <h ) k k k Eb( h h) / L k k k Eb(9h 9h h 4hh 7 h ) / k k Eb h h h hh h k k Eb h h h hh h k Eb h h h hh h (64 8 ) / 6 56 (8 6 ) / ( )/4 Copyright SciRes.

5 J. P. PU E AL. 7 k Eb(h 9h h 4h h 5 h ) / 4 6 k66 Eb(4h h h 46hh 7 h ) / 4 k k k k k k k k Mass Matrix Coefficiets with Paraboic Varabe Heights (Figure (c), h <h ) m b6 h h / m4 b4h h / m (4858h 79 h ) b/55 m (9 h / 45 9 h / ) b m5 (8h 55 h ) b/ 99 m6 (6 h / 75 h /) b m (h h ) b /55 m5 (98 h / h / 66) b m6 (896h 9 h ) b /88 m44 b6h 9 h /5 m55 (744h 97 h ) b/ 4545 m56 (56h 59 h ) b / 99 m66 (56h 7 h ) b / 4545 m m m m m m m m No-Uiform Box Girder Sectio he box sectio is show i Figure with a up bottom width of B ad a dow bottom width of D. he thickesses of both up ad dow bottom board are. he etra shied thickess is C, ad the sectio height of the box girder is h(x). he cetroid distace w from cetroida axis z to z axis of sef-defied is wx ( ) Ch ( x) ( D C) h( x).5( B D) Ch( x) ( B D 4 C) (4) So the area ad momet of iertia ca be deoted by a sectio height h(x) ad a cetroid distace w(x) as foows A( x) Ch( x) ( BD4 C) (5) I( x) Ch( x) 6 hx ( ) Ch( x) w( x) B B w( x) ( D C ) ( D C) h( x) w( x) (6) Hypothesis that usig a iear ad paraboic ariabe mode such as Figure, the beam height h(x) of box girder eemet ca aso be deoted by formua 9, ad. Sice w(x) is a composite fuctio of h(x), so the momet of iertia I(x) is aso a ery compex composite fuctio, moreoer hae some ratioa fractios i it. It is difficut to get a fixed form itegra resut by a maua cacuatio, so Romberg umerica itegra scheme is adopted i this paper. he umerica itegra precisio is cotroed to be -6. Each coefficiet of the stiffess matrix of o-uiform sectio box girder eemet ca be obtaied by meas of Formua (7). d N ( ) ( ) i x d N j x kij EI( x) dx dx (7) dx Whe deducig the mass matrix of o-uiform sectio box girder eemet, sice the area fuctio A(x) is reatiey simpe, so we adopt a maua cacuatio fashio ad the fixed form itegra resut is gotte. Obserig Formua (5), ad comparig the area formua of a rectaguar cross sectio, a superfuous item (B+D-4C) is foud. hese coefficiets are costats. Form the geera Expressios () of mass matrix, it is easiy kow that the mass matrix of o-uiform sectio box girder eemet is gotte, as og as substitutig the parameter b ito C ad addig a item (such as Formua (8)) i mass matrix of rectaguar cross sectio beam eemet. M ( BD4 C) N Ndx (8) e For referrig ad usig coeiety, based o before-metioed three o-uiform sectio modes, the deduced resuts for a eemets m ij of mass matrix of box girder eemet are eumerated as foows Mass Matrix Coefficiets of the Box Girder with Liear Variabe Heights (Figure (a)) 4 /6 4 /6 4 /6 /7 D C 4 /4 m C h h BD C m4 C h h BD C m44 C h h BD C m C h h m C 5h 7h BD4 C BD4 C /5 / m5 9 C h h BD4C m6 C 7h 6h B 4 /4 m C 5h h 4 BD4 C /4 m5 C 6h 7h BD4 C /4 m6 C h h BD C Copyright SciRes.

6 7 J. P. PU E AL. C B D h(x) w z z m6 C h h BD C m C h h BD C m5 C h h 5577B D 4C m6 C h 9h 87B D 4C m55 C 744h 97h 67B D 4C m56 C h h 479BD4C m66 C h h 49B D 4C m m m m m m m m / / / / / / / 4545 y Figure. Geometry size of cross sectio of the box girder. m55 C h h BD4 C / 5 m56 C 7h 5h B D 4 C / m66 C h 5h 4 BD4 C / 4 m m m m m m m m Mass Matrix Coefficiets of the Box Girder with Paraboic Variabe Heights (Figure (b), h >h ) / / / 55h h BD C m C h h B D C m C h h B D C 4 m C h h B D C 44 m C 97h 744h 67 B D 4 C / 4545 m C 59h 56h 479 B D 4 C / 99 m5 C / 99 m6 C 865h 7h 5577 B D 4 C /88 m C 7h 56h 49 B D 4 C / 4545 m C 545h 4h 5577 B D 4 C /88 5 m C h h B D C /88 m C 79h 4858h 5577 B D 4 C /55 m C 855h 864h 479 B D 4 C / 99 m66 C h h 4 B D 4 C /55 m m m m m m m m 4.. Mass Matrix Coefficiets of the Box Girder with Paraboic Variabe Heights (Figure (c), h <h ) m C 6h h 7B D 4C / m4 C4h h 5B D 4C / m44 C6h 9h 5B D 4C /5 m C4858h 79h 5577BD4 C/55 m C88h 85h 57BD4 C/ m5 C8h 55h 58BD4 C/ Mass Matrix Coefficiets of the Box Girder with Paraboic Variabe Heights (Fig. (c), h <h ) m C6h h 7 B D 4 C / m4 C4h h 5B D 4 C / m44 C6h 9h 5B D 4 C / 5 m C4858h 79h 5577BD4 C/ 55 m C88h 85h 57BD4 C/ m5 C8h 55h 58BD4 C/ 99 m6 C44h 55h 859BD4 C/ 66 m Ch h 4BD4 C/ 55 m5 C7h 865h 5577B D 4 C / 88 m6 C 896h 9h 87B D 4 C / 88 m55 C744h 97h 67B D 4 C / 4545 m56 C 56h 59h 479B D 4 C / 99 m66 C56h 7h 49B D 4 C / 4545 m m m m m m m m Numerica Exampes 5.. Vaidatio I order to demostrate the feasibiity of the preset stiffess ad mass eemet matrices, a simpe exampe is performed, that is, a o-uiform cross sectio beam with the egth = m, the width of the rectaguar sectio is b =. m, the sma ed ad the big ed height are h =. m ad h =. m, respectiey. Youg s moduus is E =. N/m, the cocetrate oad is F = kn, the shape of the beam is show i Figure 4. h F h Figure 4. Shape of the beam. h Copyright SciRes.

7 J. P. PU E AL. 7 abe. Cacuatig resuts for the tapered catieer beam. Eemet stye Usig eemet i Figure (a) Usig subsectio uiform eemet Eemet umbers Vertica Dispacemets/mm Error ratio /% First, takig haf egth of the beam ad computig a catieer beam with big ed is fixed ad sma ed is existed a cocetrate force F = kn, the umerica resuts is show i abe. From the datum i abe, it shows that usig the eemet i Figure (a) to compute the catieer beam, oe ca obtaied a aaytic soutio by takig the oera beam just as oe eemet, whereas usig the subsectio uiform eemet oe eeds to diide the oera beam ito 8- eemets to gai the approximate soutios. Secod, takig oera egth of the beam ad computig a simpe supported beam with a cocetrate force F = kn at the mid-poit of the beam, the computatioa resuts are show i Figures 5 ad 6. I aboe metioed Figures, it is show that the umerica resuts, by usig the subsectio uiform eemet, is cose graduay to those of by usig the paper preset eemet, eertheess, the coergece rate is decreased graduay with icrease of the subsectio umbers. Accordig to the preset eemet i Figures (b) ad (c) to compute the paraboic catieer beam ad simpe supported oe with o-uiform cross sectio, the resuts are show i Figures 7 ad 8, respectiey. From the computatioa resuts oe ca kow that the accuracy of by usig the paraboic eemets is ot as good as oe of by usig the tapered oes for the tapered beam, ad the resuts are approximatie. Neertheess, comparig with usig the subsectio uiform sectio eemet, i the coditio of esurig defiite computig precisio, the eeded eemet umbers for the paraboic beam is aso sma tha that of usig the subsectio uiform eemet. Catieer ed fexibiity /mm usig the eemet i Fig. Figure usig the subsectio uiform eemet Eemet umbers Figure 5. Reatioship betwee ed-poit dispacemets ad eemet umbers for the tapered catieer beam. Spa-midde fexibiity / mm usig eemet i Fig. Figure usig subsectio uiform eemet Eemet umbers Figure 6. Reatioship betwee mid-poit dispacemet ad eemet umbers for the tapered simpe supported beam. Catieer ed fexibiity / mm usig eemet i Fig. Figure usig subsectio uiform eemet Eemet umbers Figure 7. Reatioships betwee ed-poit dispacemets ad eemet umbers for the paraboic catieer beam. Spa-midde fexibiity / mm usig eemet i Fig. Figure usig subsectio uiform eemet Eemet umbers Figure 8. Reatioship betwee mid-poit dispacemets ad eemet umbers for the paraboic simpe supported beam. Copyright SciRes.

8 74 J. P. PU E AL. By appyig the preset eemet to aayze the ouiform rectaguar beams with both iear ad paraboic ariabe heights, the resuts are beig approached the accurate soutios much more. A o- uiform catieer beam eemet ad a o-uiform simpe supported beam are preseted to aidate the eemet s reiabiity, ad the cacuatig resuts shows that, if usig the subsectio uiform fiite eemets oe eeds to diide more eemets to coerge the umerica soutio to the curret exact soutio. herefore, by appyig the preset eemet to aaysis the o-uiform beam, the aaysis ca be simpified disticty ad the computatioa resuts wi approach the accurate soutios. 5.. A hree-spa Cotiuous Hauched Bridge uder a Moig Load I this exampe a three-spa o-uiform cotiuous bridge is performed, the height of the beam is chageabe i the pae (see Figure 9). A sige oad aue of P = kn, moig at a speed of = 7 m/s, is cosidered. ota egth of the bridge is L = 6 m, Youg s moduus is E = N/m ad the mass desity is ρ = 4 kg/m. he acceeratio of the graity is g = 9.8m/s i a exampes. he dampig coefficiet is ζ = ζ =.5 ad the associated atura frequecies are ω ad ω, which were obtaied i the mai dyamic program. First, a case of which the hauched bridge with dampig subjected to a moig oad, is cosidered. I this case the atura frequecies are ot time-ariat, because i this exampe the effects of iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force iduced by the moig mass hae bee igored, so the mass, stiffess ad dampig matrices of the etire ibratig system are ot time-ariat yet. he fiite eemet mode of the bridge is composed of 6 uiform beam eemets ad 4 tapered beam eemets. he umerica resuts for the defectios at each midspa positio are i exceet agreemet with those aaiabe oes from the referece iterature [6,8]. Next cosiderig the bridge with dampig subjected to a moig mass, sice the effect of the iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force iduced by the moig mass is existet, the oera matrices(icude mass, stiffess ad dampig) ad the associated atura frequecies are a time-ariat at each computig time step. he umerica resuts for the defectios at each mid-spa positio of the bridge are show i Figure. From Figure it is show that the differece of the dispacemets, for the case with moig oad ad with moig mass, is o eidet. Sice the defectios of the bridge are sma, the effects of iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force iduced by the moig mass are aso sma to the dyamica resposes of the bridge. Neertheess, the ast effect may be sigificat for other cases. 5.. A Simpe Supported Beam uder a Moig Mass with Uiform Variabe Speeds Cosiderig a simpe supported beam uder a moig mass with uiform ariabe speeds (see Figure ), the egth of the beam is L = m, Youg s moduus is E =.5 Pa, the mass desity of the beam is ρ = 675 kg/m ad the sectio area is A =.4 m, the momet of iertia is I =.8 m 4, the moig mass m = 6. kg. We diided the beam ito 5 beam eemets, ad take the time step as Δt =. s, the iitia eocity of the moig mass is = m/s, ad the acceeratio are a =, ±, ±6 ad ±9 m/s, respectiey. he dyamica dispacemet resuts of the mid-poit of the beam hae bee computed by adoptig the Newmark method. Uder the coditios of beig differet acceeratios (acceeratig ad deceeratig), the dyamica dispacemet Dispacemet / m ML(S-) ML(S-) ML(S-) x / L ML-moig oad; MM-moig mass; S-spa MM(S-) MM(S-) MM(S-) Figure. Defectios at each mid-poit positio for each spa uder a moig oad/mass. Spa- m P= kn 6 m 6 m A A m 6 m 6 m Spa- m. m.6 m.5 m.-.6 m y t m, a EI, ρa m x Figure 9. A three-spa cotiuous hauched bridge uder a moig oad. Figure. Simpe supported beam uder a moig mass with uiform ariabe speeds. Copyright SciRes.

9 J. P. PU E AL. 75 respose cotrast cures of the midpoit of the beam are gie i Figures ad, respectiey. From Figures ad it is show that, uder the coditios of beig same iitia eocity, the dyamica dispacemets of the midpoit of the beam iduced by moig mass with acceeratio is bigger tha that of with uiform eocity, ad the arger the acceeratio, the bigger the midpoit dispacemets of the beam. Whereas the dyamica dispacemets of the midpoit of the beam iduced by moig mass with deceeratio is smaer tha that of with uiform eocity, ad the arger the acceeratio, the smaer the midpoit dispacemets of the beam. It is just opposite to the state with acceerated motio. It is because the moig mass was exerted by a frictio iduced betwee the cotact iterfaces. Whe the moig mass motio with acceeratio, it is gie a frictio, which is i ie with the moemet directio, by the beam. At the same time, the beam is subjected to a reactio force imposed by the moig mass. his force ca be regarded as a axia pressure actig o the beam. his pressure wi geerate a additioa bedig momet i the beam, so that the defectio of the beam wi be icreased. O the cotrary, whe the Dispacemet / m a= m a= m a=6 m a=9 m. 4 / s Figure. Mid-poit dispacemet of the beam with effect of acceeratio. moig mass deceeratio moemet, the beam wi be subjected to a axia tesio, ad this tesio wi geerate a additioa bedig momet withi the beam to reduce the defectio A hree-spa Cotiuous Box Girder Bridge with No-Uiform Sectio uder a Moig Vehice with Frictio he purpose of this exampe is to compute a three-spa cotiuous box girder bridge with o-uiform sectios uder a moig ehice with frictio, the bridge is composed of 7 box girder segmets, the height of the boxsectio is chageabe with both iear ad paraboic soffit shape i the pae (see Figure 4). he tota egth of the bridge is L = m, the mass desity is ρ = 4 kg/m ad Youg s moduus is E = N/m. he acceeratio of the graity is g = 9.8m/s, the momet of iertia I(x) is chageabe with the positio x. here is a ehice at eft ed of the bridge, the weight of the ehice is P =.6 4 N (whie the frot-whee ad rear whee are P = 8. N ad P =.6 N, respectiey), the space betwee the whees is. m, at the time of t = the frot-whee is just i the eft ed of bridge, the ehice traes at a speed of =5 m/s. Whe the ehice moes forward meters from the eft ed of the bridge at a uiform eocity, the it is broke, so the eocity wi be sowed dow or stopped by cotact frictio. I order to impose the brakig force, a ramp fuctio is assumed (see Figure 5). his is based o the test resuts o highway ehices coduced by the rasport ad Road Research Laboratory [8]. he brakig force icreases ieary to a maximum F b max = εp ad the stays costat uti the ehice either comes to a stop or crosses the bridge spa ad is writte as P P Dispacemet / m a= m a=- m a=-6 m a=-9 m m m m m m m m m. m. m m-.8 m. m. 4 / s Figure. Mid-poit dispacemet of the beam with effect of deceeratio. m Figure 4. A three-spa cotiuous box girder bridge with ariabe sectios.. m Copyright SciRes.

10 76 J. P. PU E AL. F F ( t t ), t t bmax ( )( ) b t t Fbmax, t t (9) where ε is the impact coefficiet, P is the ehice static weight, t is the momet of begi brakig ad is the momet of the brakig force icreases to the maximum aue of F bmax i time itera t t t +. For this exampe, 6 iear ad paraboic beam eemets are diided i oera bridge, the time step is Δt =. s. We take the frictio coefficiets as μ =.,.,. ad.4, respectiey. akig the impact coefficiet ε =., the umerica resuts for the midpoit defectios at mid-spa positio of the bridge are show i Figure 6. Figure 6 shows that the dyamica dispacemets were affected by frictio together with the impact coefficiet. he arger the frictio coefficiet, the arger the maximum dyamica dispacemets. he arger the frictio, the shorter the time of brakig ehice. I the coditio of beig same frictio force. he arger the impact coefficiet, the bigger the dyamica dispacemets of midpoit at the mid-spa of bridge. It ca be obsered from Figure 7 i eidece. Impact coefficiets.4... ε t (-ε 4 )( t + -t ) t+ / s Figure 5. Reatioship of brakig time s. impact coefficiet. Dispacemet / m without frictio =. μ =. =. μ =. =. μ = =.4 μ = / s Figure 6. Defectios of mid-poit positio at mid spa (ε =.). t Dispacemet / m without frictio = ε = =. ε =. =. ε =. =. ε = / s Figure 7. Defectios of mid-poit positio at mid spa (μ =.). 5. Cocudig Remarks Dyamica soutios of the muti-spa o-uiform beam with a moig ehice ca ot be obtaied by the theoretica meas, the mass of the ehice ca ot just be regarded as a simpe moig oad, the effect of iertia force, Coriois force ad cetrifuga force is eeded to be cosidered i geera. he use of box beam bridge with o-uiform cross sectio is fairy commo i the egieerig. Numerica aaysis for dyamic respose of this kid of beam is beeficia to uderstad the dyamic characteristics of the bridge, to proide the scietific basis for the safe use of the bridge, ad proided with a certai practica sigificace ad appicatio aues. Usig obique-shaped ad Hparaboic-shaped beam eemet with o-uiform cross sectio Hca improe the accuracy ad efficiecy i soig. o defie the dyamic respose effect of the bridge caused by ehice moig with ariabe speed as we as the frictio ad brakig impact force o the bridge deck eeds to cosidered the reatioships of arious factors sytheticay, ad the to fid a desig scheme coser to egieerig practice combied with the reeat scietific experimet. 6. Refereces [] L. Fryba, Vibratio of Soids ad Structures uder Moig Loads, Noordhoff Iteratioa Pubishig, Groige, 97. [] L. Fryba, Dyamic Behaiour of Bridges due to High- Speed rais, I: R. Degado, R. Cacada ad A. Campos Eds., Workshop Bridges for High-Speed Raiways, Facuty of Egieerig, Uiersity of Porto, Porto, 4, pp [] C. W. Cai, Y. K. Cheug ad H. C. Cha, Dyamic Resposes of Ifiite Cotiuous Beams Subjected to a Moig Force-A Exact Method, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo., 988, pp [4] J. S. Wu ad C. W. Dai, Dyamic Resposes of Mu- Copyright SciRes.

11 J. P. PU E AL. 77 tispa Nouiform Beam due to Moig Loads, Joura of Structura Egieerig, Vo., 987, pp [5] H. P. Lee, Dyamic Resposes of a Beam with Itermediate Poit Costraits Subject to a Moig Load, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 7, 994, pp [6] G. Michatsos, D. Sophiaopouos ad A. N. Kouadis, he Effect of a Moig Mass ad other Parameters o the Dyamic Respose of a Simpy Supported Beam, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 9, 996, pp [7] K. Hechi, M. Fafard, G. Dhatt ad M. abot, Dyamic Behaior of Muti-Spa Beams uder Moig Loads, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 99, 997, pp. -5. [8] H. C. Kwo, M. C. Kim ad I. W. Lee, Vibratio Cotro of Bridges uder Moig Loads, Computers & Structures, Vo. 66, 998, pp [9] D. Y. Zheg, Y. K. Cheug, F.. K. Au ad Y. S. Cheg, Vibratio of Muti-Spa No-Uiform Beams uder Moig Loads by Usig Modified Beam Vibratio Fuctios, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo., 998, pp [] Y. A. Dugush, M. Eiseberger, Vibratios of No- Uiform Cotiuous Beams uder Moig Loads, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 54,, pp [] A. Yaari, M. Nouri, M. Mofid, Discrete Eemet Aaysis of Dyamic Respose of imosheko Beams uder Moig Mass, Adaces i Egieerig Software, Vo.,, pp [] A. E. Martiez-Castro, P. Museros ad A. Castio- Liares, Semi-Aaytic Soutio i the ime Domai for No-Uiform Muti-Spa Beroui-Euer Beams raersed by Moig Loads, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 94, 6, pp [] J. J. Wu, Dyamic Aaysis of a Icied Beam due to Moig Loads, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 88, 5, pp. 7-. [4] J. J. Wu, Vibratio Aayses of a Icied Fate Subjected to Moig Loads, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 99, 7, pp [5] E. Esmaizadeh ad M. Ghorashi, Vibratio Aaysis of Beams raersed by Uiform Partiay Distributed Moig Massed, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 84, 995, pp [6] U. Lee, Separatio betwee the Fexibe Structure ad the Moig Mass Sidig o it, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 9, 998, pp [7] U. Lee, C. H. Pak ad S. C. Hog, Dyamics of Pipig System with Itera Usteady Fow, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 8, 995, pp [8] S. S. Law ad X. Q. Zhu, Bridge Dyamic Resposes due to Road Surface Roughess ad Brakig of Vehice, Joura of Soud ad Vibratio, Vo. 8, 5, pp Copyright SciRes.

modes shapes can be obtained by imposing the non-trivial solution condition on the

modes shapes can be obtained by imposing the non-trivial solution condition on the modes shapes ca be obtaied by imposig the o-trivia soutio coditio o the derived characteristics equatio. Fiay, usig the method of assumed modes, the goverig ordiary differetia equatios (ODEs of beam ad

More information

Principle Of Superposition

Principle Of Superposition ecture 5: PREIMINRY CONCEP O RUCUR NYI Priciple Of uperpositio Mathematically, the priciple of superpositio is stated as ( a ) G( a ) G( ) G a a or for a liear structural system, the respose at a give

More information

5th International Conference on Advanced Design and Manufacturing Engineering (ICADME 2015)

5th International Conference on Advanced Design and Manufacturing Engineering (ICADME 2015) 5th Iteratioa Coferece o Advaced Desig ad Maufacturig Egieerig (ICADME 15) Series form soutio for a graded composite strip with eastic variatio i spa directio Qig Yag 1,,a *, Weipig Liu 1,b, Muhuo Yu,c,

More information

Strauss PDEs 2e: Section Exercise 4 Page 1 of 5. u tt = c 2 u xx ru t for 0 < x < l u = 0 at both ends u(x, 0) = φ(x) u t (x, 0) = ψ(x),

Strauss PDEs 2e: Section Exercise 4 Page 1 of 5. u tt = c 2 u xx ru t for 0 < x < l u = 0 at both ends u(x, 0) = φ(x) u t (x, 0) = ψ(x), Strauss PDEs e: Sectio 4.1 - Exercise 4 Page 1 of 5 Exercise 4 Cosider waves i a resistat medium that satisfy the probem u tt = c u xx ru t for < x < u = at both eds ux, ) = φx) u t x, ) = ψx), where r

More information

3. Z Transform. Recall that the Fourier transform (FT) of a DT signal xn [ ] is ( ) [ ] = In order for the FT to exist in the finite magnitude sense,

3. Z Transform. Recall that the Fourier transform (FT) of a DT signal xn [ ] is ( ) [ ] = In order for the FT to exist in the finite magnitude sense, 3. Z Trasform Referece: Etire Chapter 3 of text. Recall that the Fourier trasform (FT) of a DT sigal x [ ] is ω ( ) [ ] X e = j jω k = xe I order for the FT to exist i the fiite magitude sese, S = x [

More information

Energy Dissipation Mechanism and Its Application of to a Slotted Disc Waveguide Vibration Absorber

Energy Dissipation Mechanism and Its Application of to a Slotted Disc Waveguide Vibration Absorber www.ijm-me.org Iteratioa Joura of Materia ad Mechaica Egieerig (IJMME), Voume 5 16 doi: 1.14355/ijmme.16.5.9 Eergy Dissipatio Mechaism ad Its Appicatio of to a Sotted Disc Waveguide Vibratio Absorber Xi

More information

Alternative Orthogonal Polynomials. Vladimir Chelyshkov

Alternative Orthogonal Polynomials. Vladimir Chelyshkov Aterative Orthogoa oyomias Vadimir Cheyshov Istitute of Hydromechaics of the NAS Uraie Georgia Souther Uiversity USA Abstract. The doube-directio orthogoaizatio agorithm is appied to costruct sequeces

More information

8. STATIONARY WAVES. Formula :

8. STATIONARY WAVES. Formula : 8. SAIONARY WAVES. A sooeter wire of egth 0.5 is stretched by a weight of 5 kg. he fudaeta frequecy of ibratio is 00 Hz. Deterie the iear desity of ateria of wire. 0.5 Mg 5 9.8 N 00 Hz? Forua : Soutio

More information

Self-Consistent Simulations of Beam and Plasma Systems Final Exam ( take-home )

Self-Consistent Simulations of Beam and Plasma Systems Final Exam ( take-home ) Sef-Cosistet Simuatios of Beam ad Pasma Systems Fia Exam ( take-home ) S. M. Lud, J.-L. Vay, R. Lehe, ad D. Wikeher Thursday, Jue 16 th, 2016 Probem 1 - Maxwe s equatios ad redudat iformatio. a) Show that

More information

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF BEAM-LIKE STRUCTURES SUBJECT TO MOVING LOADS

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF BEAM-LIKE STRUCTURES SUBJECT TO MOVING LOADS DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF BEAM-LIKE STRUCTURES SUBJECT TO MOVING LOADS Ivaa Štimac 1, Ivica Kožar 1 M.Sc,Assistat, Ph.D. Professor 1, Faculty of Civil Egieerig, Uiverity of Rieka, Croatia INTRODUCTION The vehicle-iduced

More information

Existence of Nonoscillatory Solution of High Order Linear Neutral Delay Difference Equation

Existence of Nonoscillatory Solution of High Order Linear Neutral Delay Difference Equation oder Appied Sciece ovember, 008 Existece of oosciatory Soutio of High Order Liear eutra Deay Differece Equatio Shasha Zhag, Xiaozhu Zhog, Pig Yu, Wexia Zhag & ig Li Departmet of athematics Yasha Uiversity

More information

Damped Vibration of a Non-prismatic Beam with a Rotational Spring

Damped Vibration of a Non-prismatic Beam with a Rotational Spring Vibratios i Physical Systems Vol.6 (0) Damped Vibratio of a No-prismatic Beam with a Rotatioal Sprig Wojciech SOCHACK stitute of Mechaics ad Fudametals of Machiery Desig Uiversity of Techology, Czestochowa,

More information

Polynomial Functions and Their Graphs

Polynomial Functions and Their Graphs Polyomial Fuctios ad Their Graphs I this sectio we begi the study of fuctios defied by polyomial expressios. Polyomial ad ratioal fuctios are the most commo fuctios used to model data, ad are used extesively

More information

The picture in figure 1.1 helps us to see that the area represents the distance traveled. Figure 1: Area represents distance travelled

The picture in figure 1.1 helps us to see that the area represents the distance traveled. Figure 1: Area represents distance travelled 1 Lecture : Area Area ad distace traveled Approximatig area by rectagles Summatio The area uder a parabola 1.1 Area ad distace Suppose we have the followig iformatio about the velocity of a particle, how

More information

DETERMINATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A NON- UNIFORM BEAM USING THE MEASUREMENT OF THE EXCITED LONGITUDINAL ELASTIC VIBRATIONS.

DETERMINATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A NON- UNIFORM BEAM USING THE MEASUREMENT OF THE EXCITED LONGITUDINAL ELASTIC VIBRATIONS. ICSV4 Cairs Australia 9- July 7 DTRMINATION OF MCHANICAL PROPRTIS OF A NON- UNIFORM BAM USING TH MASURMNT OF TH XCITD LONGITUDINAL LASTIC VIBRATIONS Pavel Aokhi ad Vladimir Gordo Departmet of the mathematics

More information

Discrete Fourier Transform

Discrete Fourier Transform Discrete Fourier Trasform ) Purpose The purpose is to represet a determiistic or stochastic siga u( t ) as a fiite Fourier sum, whe observatios of u() t ( ) are give o a reguar grid, each affected by a

More information

FLIGHT DYNAMICS OF HIGHLY FLEXIBLE FLYING WINGS

FLIGHT DYNAMICS OF HIGHLY FLEXIBLE FLYING WINGS FLIGHT DYNAMICS OF HIGHLY FLEXIBLE FLYING WINGS Mayuresh J. Pati 1 ad Dewey H. Hodges 1 Departmet of Aerospace ad Ocea Egieerig, Virgiia Poytechic Istitute ad State Uiversity, Backsburg, Virgiia 461-3

More information

Gust Response of Highly Flexible Aircraft

Gust Response of Highly Flexible Aircraft Gust Respose of Highy Fexibe Aircraft Mayuresh J. Pati, Virgiia Poytechic Istitute ad State Uiversity, Backsburg, Virgiia 461-3 ad D. J. Tayor AeroViromet Ic., Simi Vaey, Caiforia 9363 The paper presets

More information

Infinite Sequences and Series

Infinite Sequences and Series Chapter 6 Ifiite Sequeces ad Series 6.1 Ifiite Sequeces 6.1.1 Elemetary Cocepts Simply speakig, a sequece is a ordered list of umbers writte: {a 1, a 2, a 3,...a, a +1,...} where the elemets a i represet

More information

Topics in Fourier Analysis-I 1

Topics in Fourier Analysis-I 1 Topics i Fourier Aaysis-I 1 M.T.Nair Departmet of Mathematics, IIT Madras Cotets 1 Fourier Series 1.1 Motivatio through heat equatio.............................. 1. Fourier Series of -Periodic fuctios...........................

More information

Radiative Transfer Models and their Adjoints. Paul van Delst

Radiative Transfer Models and their Adjoints. Paul van Delst Radiative rasfer Modes ad their Adjoits au va Dest Overview Use of sateite radiaces i Data Assimiatio (DA) Radiative rasfer Mode (RM) compoets ad defiitios estig the RM compoets. Advatages/disadvatages

More information

Chapter 2 Feedback Control Theory Continued

Chapter 2 Feedback Control Theory Continued Chapter Feedback Cotrol Theor Cotiued. Itroductio I the previous chapter, the respose characteristic of simple first ad secod order trasfer fuctios were studied. It was show that first order trasfer fuctio,

More information

Random Variables, Sampling and Estimation

Random Variables, Sampling and Estimation Chapter 1 Radom Variables, Samplig ad Estimatio 1.1 Itroductio This chapter will cover the most importat basic statistical theory you eed i order to uderstad the ecoometric material that will be comig

More information

April 1980 TR/96. Extrapolation techniques for first order hyperbolic partial differential equations. E.H. Twizell

April 1980 TR/96. Extrapolation techniques for first order hyperbolic partial differential equations. E.H. Twizell TR/96 Apri 980 Extrapoatio techiques for first order hyperboic partia differetia equatios. E.H. Twize W96086 (0) 0. Abstract A uifor grid of step size h is superiposed o the space variabe x i the first

More information

METHOD OF FUNDAMENTAL SOLUTIONS FOR HELMHOLTZ EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS IN ELLIPTICAL DOMAINS

METHOD OF FUNDAMENTAL SOLUTIONS FOR HELMHOLTZ EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS IN ELLIPTICAL DOMAINS Please cite this article as: Staisław Kula, Method of fudametal solutios for Helmholtz eigevalue problems i elliptical domais, Scietific Research of the Istitute of Mathematics ad Computer Sciece, 009,

More information

19 Fourier Series and Practical Harmonic Analysis

19 Fourier Series and Practical Harmonic Analysis 9 Fourier Series ad Practica Harmoic Aaysis Eampe : Obtai the Fourier series of f ( ) e a i. a Soutio: Let f ( ) acos bsi sih a a a a a a e a a where a f ( ) d e d e e a a e a f ( ) cos d e cos d ( a cos

More information

CEE 522 Autumn Uncertainty Concepts for Geotechnical Engineering

CEE 522 Autumn Uncertainty Concepts for Geotechnical Engineering CEE 5 Autum 005 Ucertaity Cocepts for Geotechical Egieerig Basic Termiology Set A set is a collectio of (mutually exclusive) objects or evets. The sample space is the (collectively exhaustive) collectio

More information

Chapter 9 - CD companion 1. A Generic Implementation; The Common-Merge Amplifier. 1 τ is. ω ch. τ io

Chapter 9 - CD companion 1. A Generic Implementation; The Common-Merge Amplifier. 1 τ is. ω ch. τ io Chapter 9 - CD compaio CHAPTER NINE CD-9.2 CD-9.2. Stages With Voltage ad Curret Gai A Geeric Implemetatio; The Commo-Merge Amplifier The advaced method preseted i the text for approximatig cutoff frequecies

More information

2C09 Design for seismic and climate changes

2C09 Design for seismic and climate changes 2C09 Desig for seismic ad climate chages Lecture 02: Dyamic respose of sigle-degree-of-freedom systems I Daiel Grecea, Politehica Uiversity of Timisoara 10/03/2014 Europea Erasmus Mudus Master Course Sustaiable

More information

Discrete Fourier Transform

Discrete Fourier Transform Discrete Fourier Trasform 3) Compex Case et s distiguish the three cases + J + > + J + + J + < (35) Ad et s begi treatig the isodetermied case + J +, addig at first the hypothesis that J,. I this case

More information

Comparison Study of Series Approximation. and Convergence between Chebyshev. and Legendre Series

Comparison Study of Series Approximation. and Convergence between Chebyshev. and Legendre Series Applied Mathematical Scieces, Vol. 7, 03, o. 6, 3-337 HIKARI Ltd, www.m-hikari.com http://d.doi.org/0.988/ams.03.3430 Compariso Study of Series Approimatio ad Covergece betwee Chebyshev ad Legedre Series

More information

FREE VIBRATIONS OF SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAMS USING FOURIER SERIES

FREE VIBRATIONS OF SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAMS USING FOURIER SERIES Abdullah : FREE VIBRATIONS OF SIMPY SUPPORTED BEAMS FREE VIBRATIONS OF SIMPY SUPPORTED BEAMS USING FOURIER SERIES SAWA MUBARAK ABDUAH Assistat ecturer Uiversity of Mosul Abstract Fourier series will be

More information

Problem 1. Problem Engineering Dynamics Problem Set 9--Solution. Find the equation of motion for the system shown with respect to:

Problem 1. Problem Engineering Dynamics Problem Set 9--Solution. Find the equation of motion for the system shown with respect to: 2.003 Egieerig Dyamics Problem Set 9--Solutio Problem 1 Fid the equatio of motio for the system show with respect to: a) Zero sprig force positio. Draw the appropriate free body diagram. b) Static equilibrium

More information

SOME INTEGRAL FORMULAS FOR CLOSED MINIMALLY IMMERSED HYPERSURFACE IN THE UNIT SPHERE S n+1

SOME INTEGRAL FORMULAS FOR CLOSED MINIMALLY IMMERSED HYPERSURFACE IN THE UNIT SPHERE S n+1 TWS J. Pure App. ath. V.1 N.1 010 pp.81-85 SOE INTEGAL FOULAS FO CLOSED INIALLY IESED HYPESUFACE IN THE UNIT SPHEE S +1 IHIBAN KÜLAHCI 1 AHUT EGÜT 1 Abstract. I this paper we obtai some itegra formuas

More information

On the effect of drag forces in mooring system restoring forces

On the effect of drag forces in mooring system restoring forces MATEC Web of Cofereces 138, 001 (017) CEF 017 DOI: 10.1051/mateccof/017138001 O the effect of drag forces i moorig sstem restorig forces Zahid Uah 1, Naik Muhammad 1, Ji-Hoo Lim 1, ad Dog-Ho Choi,* 1 Ph.D.

More information

Chapter 9: Numerical Differentiation

Chapter 9: Numerical Differentiation 178 Chapter 9: Numerical Differetiatio Numerical Differetiatio Formulatio of equatios for physical problems ofte ivolve derivatives (rate-of-chage quatities, such as velocity ad acceleratio). Numerical

More information

Research Article Mechanical State Model of Multispan Continuous Deep Beam under Concentrated Load

Research Article Mechanical State Model of Multispan Continuous Deep Beam under Concentrated Load Mathematica Probems i Egieerig Voume 23, Artice ID 66492, 9 ages htt://dxdoiorg/55/23/66492 Research Artice Mechaica State Mode of Mutisa Cotiuous Dee Beam uder Cocetrated Load Chu-Liag Li ad Dog-Miao

More information

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. BACKGROUND EXAM September 30, 2004.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. BACKGROUND EXAM September 30, 2004. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Departmet of Electrical Egieerig ad Computer Sciece 6.34 Discrete Time Sigal Processig Fall 24 BACKGROUND EXAM September 3, 24. Full Name: Note: This exam is closed

More information

CS537. Numerical Analysis and Computing

CS537. Numerical Analysis and Computing CS57 Numerical Aalysis ad Computig Lecture Locatig Roots o Equatios Proessor Ju Zhag Departmet o Computer Sciece Uiversity o Ketucky Leigto KY 456-6 Jauary 9 9 What is the Root May physical system ca be

More information

The Random Walk For Dummies

The Random Walk For Dummies The Radom Walk For Dummies Richard A Mote Abstract We look at the priciples goverig the oe-dimesioal discrete radom walk First we review five basic cocepts of probability theory The we cosider the Beroulli

More information

The z-transform. 7.1 Introduction. 7.2 The z-transform Derivation of the z-transform: x[n] = z n LTI system, h[n] z = re j

The z-transform. 7.1 Introduction. 7.2 The z-transform Derivation of the z-transform: x[n] = z n LTI system, h[n] z = re j The -Trasform 7. Itroductio Geeralie the complex siusoidal represetatio offered by DTFT to a represetatio of complex expoetial sigals. Obtai more geeral characteristics for discrete-time LTI systems. 7.

More information

6.3 Testing Series With Positive Terms

6.3 Testing Series With Positive Terms 6.3. TESTING SERIES WITH POSITIVE TERMS 307 6.3 Testig Series With Positive Terms 6.3. Review of what is kow up to ow I theory, testig a series a i for covergece amouts to fidig the i= sequece of partial

More information

Topic 9: Sampling Distributions of Estimators

Topic 9: Sampling Distributions of Estimators Topic 9: Samplig Distributios of Estimators Course 003, 2016 Page 0 Samplig distributios of estimators Sice our estimators are statistics (particular fuctios of radom variables), their distributio ca be

More information

Load Dependent Ritz Vector Algorithm and Error Analysis

Load Dependent Ritz Vector Algorithm and Error Analysis Load Depedet Ritz Vector Algorithm ad Error Aalysis Writte by Ed Wilso i 006. he Complete eigealue subspace I the aalysis of structures subected to three base acceleratios there is a requiremet that oe

More information

CHAPTER 4 FOURIER SERIES

CHAPTER 4 FOURIER SERIES CHAPTER 4 FOURIER SERIES CONTENTS PAGE 4. Periodic Fuctio 4. Eve ad Odd Fuctio 3 4.3 Fourier Series for Periodic Fuctio 9 4.4 Fourier Series for Haf Rage Epasios 4.5 Approimate Sum of the Ifiite Series

More information

Section 13.3 Area and the Definite Integral

Section 13.3 Area and the Definite Integral Sectio 3.3 Area ad the Defiite Itegral We ca easily fid areas of certai geometric figures usig well-kow formulas: However, it is t easy to fid the area of a regio with curved sides: METHOD: To evaluate

More information

FREE VIBRATION RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM WITH COULOMB DAMPING

FREE VIBRATION RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM WITH COULOMB DAMPING Mechaical Vibratios FREE VIBRATION RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM WITH COULOMB DAMPING A commo dampig mechaism occurrig i machies is caused by slidig frictio or dry frictio ad is called Coulomb dampig. Coulomb dampig

More information

SydU STAT3014 (2015) Second semester Dr. J. Chan 1

SydU STAT3014 (2015) Second semester Dr. J. Chan 1 Refereces STAT3014/3914 Appied Statistics-Sampig Preimiary 1. Cochra, W.G. 1963) Sampig Techiques, Wiey, ew York.. Kish, L. 1995) Survey Sampig, Wiey Iter. Sciece. 3. Lohr, S.L. 1999) Sampig: Desig ad

More information

POWER SERIES SOLUTION OF FIRST ORDER MATRIX DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

POWER SERIES SOLUTION OF FIRST ORDER MATRIX DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Joural of Applied Mathematics ad Computatioal Mechaics 4 3(3) 3-8 POWER SERIES SOLUION OF FIRS ORDER MARIX DIFFERENIAL EQUAIONS Staisław Kukla Izabela Zamorska Istitute of Mathematics Czestochowa Uiversity

More information

Thermal network model of electrical motor by lumped heat method

Thermal network model of electrical motor by lumped heat method 6 IJED Voume 4, Issue ISSN: 3-9939 Therma etwork mode of eectrica motor by umped heat method Vijay Mehta, Saket Padya, 3 Nirav Meghpara Assistat Professor, Assistat Professor, 3 Assistat Professor,,3 Departmet

More information

Filter banks. Separately, the lowpass and highpass filters are not invertible. removes the highest frequency 1/ 2and

Filter banks. Separately, the lowpass and highpass filters are not invertible. removes the highest frequency 1/ 2and Filter bas Separately, the lowpass ad highpass filters are ot ivertible T removes the highest frequecy / ad removes the lowest frequecy Together these filters separate the sigal ito low-frequecy ad high-frequecy

More information

Dynamic Instability of Taut Mooring Lines Subjected to Bi-frequency Parametric Excitation

Dynamic Instability of Taut Mooring Lines Subjected to Bi-frequency Parametric Excitation Proceedigs of the 1 th Iteratioal Coferece o the Stability of Ships ad Ocea Vehicles, 14-19 Jue 15, Glasgow, UK. Dyamic Istability of Taut Moorig Lies Subjected to Bi-frequecy Parametric Excitatio Aiju

More information

Expectation and Variance of a random variable

Expectation and Variance of a random variable Chapter 11 Expectatio ad Variace of a radom variable The aim of this lecture is to defie ad itroduce mathematical Expectatio ad variace of a fuctio of discrete & cotiuous radom variables ad the distributio

More information

EXPERIMENT OF SIMPLE VIBRATION

EXPERIMENT OF SIMPLE VIBRATION EXPERIMENT OF SIMPLE VIBRATION. PURPOSE The purpose of the experimet is to show free vibratio ad damped vibratio o a system havig oe degree of freedom ad to ivestigate the relatioship betwee the basic

More information

Chapter 10: Power Series

Chapter 10: Power Series Chapter : Power Series 57 Chapter Overview: Power Series The reaso series are part of a Calculus course is that there are fuctios which caot be itegrated. All power series, though, ca be itegrated because

More information

Time-Domain Representations of LTI Systems

Time-Domain Representations of LTI Systems 2.1 Itroductio Objectives: 1. Impulse resposes of LTI systems 2. Liear costat-coefficiets differetial or differece equatios of LTI systems 3. Bloc diagram represetatios of LTI systems 4. State-variable

More information

Balancing. Rotating Components Examples of rotating components in a mechanism or a machine. (a)

Balancing. Rotating Components Examples of rotating components in a mechanism or a machine. (a) alacig NOT COMPLETE Rotatig Compoets Examples of rotatig compoets i a mechaism or a machie. Figure 1: Examples of rotatig compoets: camshaft; crakshaft Sigle-Plae (Static) alace Cosider a rotatig shaft

More information

TESTING OF THE FORCES IN CABLE OF SUSPENSION STRUCTURE AND BRIDGES

TESTING OF THE FORCES IN CABLE OF SUSPENSION STRUCTURE AND BRIDGES TSTING OF TH FORCS IN CABL OF SUSPNSION STRUCTUR AND BRIDGS Zhou, M. 1, Liu, Z. ad Liu, J. 1 College of the Muicipal Techology, Guagzhou Uiversity, Guagzhou. Guagzhou Muicipal ad Ladscape gieerig Quality

More information

Numerical Methods in Fourier Series Applications

Numerical Methods in Fourier Series Applications Numerical Methods i Fourier Series Applicatios Recall that the basic relatios i usig the Trigoometric Fourier Series represetatio were give by f ( x) a o ( a x cos b x si ) () where the Fourier coefficiets

More information

Activity 3: Length Measurements with the Four-Sided Meter Stick

Activity 3: Length Measurements with the Four-Sided Meter Stick Activity 3: Legth Measuremets with the Four-Sided Meter Stick OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this experimet is to study errors ad the propagatio of errors whe experimetal data derived usig a four-sided meter

More information

Probability, Expectation Value and Uncertainty

Probability, Expectation Value and Uncertainty Chapter 1 Probability, Expectatio Value ad Ucertaity We have see that the physically observable properties of a quatum system are represeted by Hermitea operators (also referred to as observables ) such

More information

Microscopic traffic flow modeling

Microscopic traffic flow modeling Chapter 34 Microscopic traffic flow modelig 34.1 Overview Macroscopic modelig looks at traffic flow from a global perspective, whereas microscopic modelig, as the term suggests, gives attetio to the details

More information

Chimica Inorganica 3

Chimica Inorganica 3 himica Iorgaica Irreducible Represetatios ad haracter Tables Rather tha usig geometrical operatios, it is ofte much more coveiet to employ a ew set of group elemets which are matrices ad to make the rule

More information

CHAPTER 10 INFINITE SEQUENCES AND SERIES

CHAPTER 10 INFINITE SEQUENCES AND SERIES CHAPTER 10 INFINITE SEQUENCES AND SERIES 10.1 Sequeces 10.2 Ifiite Series 10.3 The Itegral Tests 10.4 Compariso Tests 10.5 The Ratio ad Root Tests 10.6 Alteratig Series: Absolute ad Coditioal Covergece

More information

FIXED-FREE AGAINST FREE-FREE BEAMS FOR DYNAMIC YOUNG S MODULUS OF WOOD By: Mehran Roohnia

FIXED-FREE AGAINST FREE-FREE BEAMS FOR DYNAMIC YOUNG S MODULUS OF WOOD By: Mehran Roohnia FIXED-FREE AGAINST FREE-FREE BEAMS FOR DYNAMIC YOUNG S MODULUS OF WOOD By: Mehra Roohia Itroductio: Itroductio: Modulus of Elasticity Hook's Law: s : Stress (e.g. Normal Stress) E: Modulus of Elasticity,

More information

Appendix: The Laplace Transform

Appendix: The Laplace Transform Appedix: The Laplace Trasform The Laplace trasform is a powerful method that ca be used to solve differetial equatio, ad other mathematical problems. Its stregth lies i the fact that it allows the trasformatio

More information

SEQUENCES AND SERIES

SEQUENCES AND SERIES Sequeces ad 6 Sequeces Ad SEQUENCES AND SERIES Successio of umbers of which oe umber is desigated as the first, other as the secod, aother as the third ad so o gives rise to what is called a sequece. Sequeces

More information

Assignment 2 Solutions SOLUTION. ϕ 1 Â = 3 ϕ 1 4i ϕ 2. The other case can be dealt with in a similar way. { ϕ 2 Â} χ = { 4i ϕ 1 3 ϕ 2 } χ.

Assignment 2 Solutions SOLUTION. ϕ 1  = 3 ϕ 1 4i ϕ 2. The other case can be dealt with in a similar way. { ϕ 2 Â} χ = { 4i ϕ 1 3 ϕ 2 } χ. PHYSICS 34 QUANTUM PHYSICS II (25) Assigmet 2 Solutios 1. With respect to a pair of orthoormal vectors ϕ 1 ad ϕ 2 that spa the Hilbert space H of a certai system, the operator  is defied by its actio

More information

SECTION 2 Electrostatics

SECTION 2 Electrostatics SECTION Electrostatics This sectio, based o Chapter of Griffiths, covers effects of electric fields ad forces i static (timeidepedet) situatios. The topics are: Electric field Gauss s Law Electric potetial

More information

Quadratic Functions. Before we start looking at polynomials, we should know some common terminology.

Quadratic Functions. Before we start looking at polynomials, we should know some common terminology. Quadratic Fuctios I this sectio we begi the study of fuctios defied by polyomial expressios. Polyomial ad ratioal fuctios are the most commo fuctios used to model data, ad are used extesively i mathematical

More information

Discrete Orthogonal Moment Features Using Chebyshev Polynomials

Discrete Orthogonal Moment Features Using Chebyshev Polynomials Discrete Orthogoal Momet Features Usig Chebyshev Polyomials R. Mukuda, 1 S.H.Og ad P.A. Lee 3 1 Faculty of Iformatio Sciece ad Techology, Multimedia Uiversity 75450 Malacca, Malaysia. Istitute of Mathematical

More information

Sequences A sequence of numbers is a function whose domain is the positive integers. We can see that the sequence

Sequences A sequence of numbers is a function whose domain is the positive integers. We can see that the sequence Sequeces A sequece of umbers is a fuctio whose domai is the positive itegers. We ca see that the sequece 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3,... is a fuctio from the positive itegers whe we write the first sequece elemet

More information

THE KALMAN FILTER RAUL ROJAS

THE KALMAN FILTER RAUL ROJAS THE KALMAN FILTER RAUL ROJAS Abstract. This paper provides a getle itroductio to the Kalma filter, a umerical method that ca be used for sesor fusio or for calculatio of trajectories. First, we cosider

More information

SNAP Centre Workshop. Basic Algebraic Manipulation

SNAP Centre Workshop. Basic Algebraic Manipulation SNAP Cetre Workshop Basic Algebraic Maipulatio 8 Simplifyig Algebraic Expressios Whe a expressio is writte i the most compact maer possible, it is cosidered to be simplified. Not Simplified: x(x + 4x)

More information

Numerical Simulation of Biot-wave equation in porous medium

Numerical Simulation of Biot-wave equation in porous medium Numerica Simuatio o Biot-wave equatio i porous medium Ximig Zhag Chaoyig Zhou Jiaqi iu 3 Ke a iu 4 Shezhe Graduate Schoo, Harbi Istitute o echoogy, Shezhe 5855, Chia Proessor, Shezhe Graduate Schoo, Harbi

More information

1 Introduction to reducing variance in Monte Carlo simulations

1 Introduction to reducing variance in Monte Carlo simulations Copyright c 010 by Karl Sigma 1 Itroductio to reducig variace i Mote Carlo simulatios 11 Review of cofidece itervals for estimatig a mea I statistics, we estimate a ukow mea µ = E(X) of a distributio by

More information

Lecture Notes for Analysis Class

Lecture Notes for Analysis Class Lecture Notes for Aalysis Class Topological Spaces A topology for a set X is a collectio T of subsets of X such that: (a) X ad the empty set are i T (b) Uios of elemets of T are i T (c) Fiite itersectios

More information

A New Solution Method for the Finite-Horizon Discrete-Time EOQ Problem

A New Solution Method for the Finite-Horizon Discrete-Time EOQ Problem This is the Pre-Published Versio. A New Solutio Method for the Fiite-Horizo Discrete-Time EOQ Problem Chug-Lu Li Departmet of Logistics The Hog Kog Polytechic Uiversity Hug Hom, Kowloo, Hog Kog Phoe: +852-2766-7410

More information

The log-behavior of n p(n) and n p(n)/n

The log-behavior of n p(n) and n p(n)/n Ramauja J. 44 017, 81-99 The log-behavior of p ad p/ William Y.C. Che 1 ad Ke Y. Zheg 1 Ceter for Applied Mathematics Tiaji Uiversity Tiaji 0007, P. R. Chia Ceter for Combiatorics, LPMC Nakai Uivercity

More information

Analytic Theory of Probabilities

Analytic Theory of Probabilities Aalytic Theory of Probabilities PS Laplace Book II Chapter II, 4 pp 94 03 4 A lottery beig composed of umbered tickets of which r exit at each drawig, oe requires the probability that after i drawigs all

More information

Lesson 10: Limits and Continuity

Lesson 10: Limits and Continuity www.scimsacademy.com Lesso 10: Limits ad Cotiuity SCIMS Academy 1 Limit of a fuctio The cocept of limit of a fuctio is cetral to all other cocepts i calculus (like cotiuity, derivative, defiite itegrals

More information

Stopping oscillations of a simple harmonic oscillator using an impulse force

Stopping oscillations of a simple harmonic oscillator using an impulse force It. J. Adv. Appl. Math. ad Mech. 5() (207) 6 (ISSN: 2347-2529) IJAAMM Joural homepage: www.ijaamm.com Iteratioal Joural of Advaces i Applied Mathematics ad Mechaics Stoppig oscillatios of a simple harmoic

More information

SOLUTIONS: ECE 606 Homework Week 7 Mark Lundstrom Purdue University (revised 3/27/13) e E i E T

SOLUTIONS: ECE 606 Homework Week 7 Mark Lundstrom Purdue University (revised 3/27/13) e E i E T SOUIONS: ECE 606 Homework Week 7 Mark udstrom Purdue Uiversity (revised 3/27/13) 1) Cosider a - type semicoductor for which the oly states i the badgap are door levels (i.e. ( E = E D ). Begi with the

More information

Sequences, Mathematical Induction, and Recursion. CSE 2353 Discrete Computational Structures Spring 2018

Sequences, Mathematical Induction, and Recursion. CSE 2353 Discrete Computational Structures Spring 2018 CSE 353 Discrete Computatioal Structures Sprig 08 Sequeces, Mathematical Iductio, ad Recursio (Chapter 5, Epp) Note: some course slides adopted from publisher-provided material Overview May mathematical

More information

Final Review for MATH 3510

Final Review for MATH 3510 Fial Review for MATH 50 Calculatio 5 Give a fairly simple probability mass fuctio or probability desity fuctio of a radom variable, you should be able to compute the expected value ad variace of the variable

More information

A sequence of numbers is a function whose domain is the positive integers. We can see that the sequence

A sequence of numbers is a function whose domain is the positive integers. We can see that the sequence Sequeces A sequece of umbers is a fuctio whose domai is the positive itegers. We ca see that the sequece,, 2, 2, 3, 3,... is a fuctio from the positive itegers whe we write the first sequece elemet as

More information

Element sampling: Part 2

Element sampling: Part 2 Chapter 4 Elemet samplig: Part 2 4.1 Itroductio We ow cosider uequal probability samplig desigs which is very popular i practice. I the uequal probability samplig, we ca improve the efficiecy of the resultig

More information

Markov Decision Processes

Markov Decision Processes Markov Decisio Processes Defiitios; Statioary policies; Value improvemet algorithm, Policy improvemet algorithm, ad liear programmig for discouted cost ad average cost criteria. Markov Decisio Processes

More information

Estimation for Complete Data

Estimation for Complete Data Estimatio for Complete Data complete data: there is o loss of iformatio durig study. complete idividual complete data= grouped data A complete idividual data is the oe i which the complete iformatio of

More information

Discrete-Time Systems, LTI Systems, and Discrete-Time Convolution

Discrete-Time Systems, LTI Systems, and Discrete-Time Convolution EEL5: Discrete-Time Sigals ad Systems. Itroductio I this set of otes, we begi our mathematical treatmet of discrete-time s. As show i Figure, a discrete-time operates or trasforms some iput sequece x [

More information

Section 6.4: Series. Section 6.4 Series 413

Section 6.4: Series. Section 6.4 Series 413 ectio 64 eries 4 ectio 64: eries A couple decides to start a college fud for their daughter They pla to ivest $50 i the fud each moth The fud pays 6% aual iterest, compouded mothly How much moey will they

More information

is also known as the general term of the sequence

is also known as the general term of the sequence Lesso : Sequeces ad Series Outlie Objectives: I ca determie whether a sequece has a patter. I ca determie whether a sequece ca be geeralized to fid a formula for the geeral term i the sequece. I ca determie

More information

What is Physical Chemistry. Physical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers CHEM251. Basic Characteristics of a Gas

What is Physical Chemistry. Physical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers CHEM251. Basic Characteristics of a Gas 7/6/0 hysical Chemistry for Chemical Egieers CHEM5 What is hysical Chemistry hysical Chemistry is the study of the uderlyig physical priciples that gover the properties ad behaviour of chemical systems

More information

Areas and Distances. We can easily find areas of certain geometric figures using well-known formulas:

Areas and Distances. We can easily find areas of certain geometric figures using well-known formulas: Areas ad Distaces We ca easily fid areas of certai geometric figures usig well-kow formulas: However, it is t easy to fid the area of a regio with curved sides: METHOD: To evaluate the area of the regio

More information

Topic 9: Sampling Distributions of Estimators

Topic 9: Sampling Distributions of Estimators Topic 9: Samplig Distributios of Estimators Course 003, 2018 Page 0 Samplig distributios of estimators Sice our estimators are statistics (particular fuctios of radom variables), their distributio ca be

More information

1 Generating functions for balls in boxes

1 Generating functions for balls in boxes Math 566 Fall 05 Some otes o geeratig fuctios Give a sequece a 0, a, a,..., a,..., a geeratig fuctio some way of represetig the sequece as a fuctio. There are may ways to do this, with the most commo ways

More information

SOLUTIONS TO PRISM PROBLEMS Junior Level 2014

SOLUTIONS TO PRISM PROBLEMS Junior Level 2014 SOLUTIONS TO PRISM PROBLEMS Juior Level 04. (B) Sice 50% of 50 is 50 5 ad 50% of 40 is the secod by 5 0 5. 40 0, the first exceeds. (A) Oe way of comparig the magitudes of the umbers,,, 5 ad 0.7 is 4 5

More information

On a Smarandache problem concerning the prime gaps

On a Smarandache problem concerning the prime gaps O a Smaradache problem cocerig the prime gaps Felice Russo Via A. Ifate 7 6705 Avezzao (Aq) Italy felice.russo@katamail.com Abstract I this paper, a problem posed i [] by Smaradache cocerig the prime gaps

More information

Analysis of Experimental Measurements

Analysis of Experimental Measurements Aalysis of Experimetal Measuremets Thik carefully about the process of makig a measuremet. A measuremet is a compariso betwee some ukow physical quatity ad a stadard of that physical quatity. As a example,

More information

(A sequence also can be thought of as the list of function values attained for a function f :ℵ X, where f (n) = x n for n 1.) x 1 x N +k x N +4 x 3

(A sequence also can be thought of as the list of function values attained for a function f :ℵ X, where f (n) = x n for n 1.) x 1 x N +k x N +4 x 3 MATH 337 Sequeces Dr. Neal, WKU Let X be a metric space with distace fuctio d. We shall defie the geeral cocept of sequece ad limit i a metric space, the apply the results i particular to some special

More information