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VARVARA [1.3K]
2 years ago
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A water tower is idealized as a mass M on top of a uniform and massless beam. The bottom end of the beam is fixed to the ground.

The beam has solid circular cross section with a diameter of 1.2 m. Its Young’s modulus is 30 GPa, and its length is 10 m. The mass M is 20 tons. Find the natural frequency and natural period of this system in lateral oscillations.
Physics
1 answer:
Tems11 [23]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Natural frequency=21.40 Hz

Time= 0.2936 seconds

Explanation:

Idealizing the question as a cantilever beam with point load of mass M as 20 tons

Lateral stiffness, k=\frac {3EI}{l^{3}} where l is length given as 10 m, E is Young’s modulus given as 30GPa and I is inertia where for a circular cross-section is given by \frac {\pi d^{4}}{64}

k=\frac {3*(30*10^{9})*(\pi *1.2^{4})}{64*10^{3}}= 9160884.178

k= 9.160884178*10^{6}

To find the frequency, w_{n}, the mass m is given as 20 tons or 20000 Kg

w_{n}=\sqrt (\frac {k}{m})= \sqrt (\frac {9.160884178*10^{6}}{20000})=21.40196741 Hz

Natural frequency=21.40 Hz

Time period,

T=\frac {2\pi}{w_{n}}=\frac {2\pi}{21.40196741}=0.2935798 seconds

T=0.2936 seconds

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