A solid shaft having diameter d = 8 cm, length l = 35 cm and modulus of rigidity G = 4 x 1010 N/m² is attached to a circular disc which has mass moment of inertia J = 0.6 Kg m². If this system is allowed to vibrate in a viscous medium, and the amplitudes of vibratory motion on one side of the mean position for consecutive cycles are found to be 8°,5°, and 3° respectively; Determine the following: (i) The logarithmic decrement, 8 (ii) The damping ratio, } (iii) The torsional stiffness of the solid shaft

A solid shaft having diameter d = 8 cm, length l = 35 cm and modulus of rigidity G = 4 x 1010 N/m² is attached to a circular disc which has mass moment of inertia J = 0.6 Kg m². If this system is allowed to vibrate in a viscous medium, and the amplitudes of vibratory motion on one side of the mean position for consecutive cycles are found to be 8°,5°, and 3° respectively; Determine the following: (i) The logarithmic decrement, 8 (ii) The damping ratio, } (iii) The torsional stiffness of the solid shaft

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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