15
9/23/2014 1 GENERALIZED SDF SYSTEMS Ch 8 Chopra Two types of systems that can be classified as generalized SDF systems: 1. Rigid body assemblages 2. Systems with distributed mass and elasticity GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

Part 09 - Generalized Sdof Systems Ch 8

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

SDOF, Structural Dynamics

Citation preview

  • 9/23/2014

    1

    GENERALIZED SDF SYSTEMS Ch 8 Chopra

    Two types of systems that can be classified as generalized SDF systems:

    1. Rigid body assemblages

    2. Systems with distributed mass and elasticity

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    2

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    3

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    Setting the sum of the moments of all forces about O to zero gives:

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    4

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    Example E8-1 (From Clough & Penzien)

    A representative example of a rigid body assemblage, shown in Fig. E8-1, consists of two rigid bars connected by a hinge at E and supported by a pivot at A and a roller at H. Dynamic excitation is provided by a transverse load p(x,t) varying linearly along the length of bar AB. In addition, a constant axial force N acts through the system, and the motion is constrained by discrete springs and dampers located as shown along the lengths of the bars. The mass is distributed uniformly through bar AB, and the weightless bar BC supports a lumped mass m2 having a centroidal mass moment of inertia j2.

  • 9/23/2014

    5

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    Solution

    It is more convenient to use a work or energy formulation. A virtual work analysis will

    be used.

    1. Assume a deformed shape (see Fig E8-2). Show all the forces acting on the

    structure.

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    2. Express all required displacements in terms of the chosen generalized coordinate.

    The hinge motion Z(t) may be taken as the basic quantity (generalized coordinate)

    and all other displacements expressed in terms of it

    BB(t) = Z(t)/4 DD(t) = 3Z(t)/4, FF(t) = 2Z(t)/3 etc.

    3. Determine the force components acting on the system (exclusive of the axial

    applied force N, which will be considered later). Each resisting force component

    can be expressed in terms of Z(t) or its time derivatives, as follows:

  • 9/23/2014

    6

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    4. Principle of Virtual Work: Work done by all forces during an arbitrary virtual

    displacement Z is zero.

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    7

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    5. Consider now the externally applied axial force N.

    The virtual work done by this force during the virtual displacement Z is Ne. The

    displacement e is made up of two parts, e1 and e2, associated with the

    rotations of the two bars.

    e1 = (Z(t)/4a)Z e2 = (Z(t)3a)Z

    thus the total displacement is

    and the virtual work done by

    the axial force N is

    (d)

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    8

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    9

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    Other possible shape functions are:

    Fictitious inertia forces:

    Using Principle of Virtual Work: WE = W

    I

  • 9/23/2014

    10

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    11

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    12

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    Equivalent Static Forces, fS(x), = external forces that would cause displacements, u(x)

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    13

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    14

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS

  • 9/23/2014

    15

    GENERALIZED SDOF SYSTEMS