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F3 Report Made By: Siddharth Jain ( 10010379)

VIBRATION CENTRE SIMPLE PENDULUM

Results For smaller angles Length of pendulum lin m 0.6175 0.5625 0.5025 0.4375 0.3775 Time for 20 Oscillations 31.65 30.19 28.25 26.69 24.62 Time Period T 1.5825 1.5035 1.41 1.3345 1.231 T2 2.5043063 2.2605123 1.9881 1.7808903 1.515361 Theoretical T=2 (l/g)1/2 1.57559147 1.50378727 1.42132427 1.32621571 1.23192315

For Larger angles Length of pendulum lin m 0.6175 0.5625 0.5025 0.4375 0.3775 Time for 20 Oscillations 32.06 30.41 28.5 26.82 24.69 Time Period T 1.603 1.5205 1.425 1.341 1.2345 T2 2.569609 2.3119203 2.030625 1.798281 1.5239903 Theoretical T=2 (l/g)1/2 1.57559147 1.50378727 1.42132427 1.32621571 1.23192315

0.7

Length of Pendulum, l (in m)

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3

T2 (sec.)
By plotting the graph between l and T2 we get the value of acceleration due to gravity g as 9.67 m/s2

VIBTRATION CENTRE- CENTRE OF PERCUSSION

Experimental Procedure: 1. Clamp the circular mass over the compound pendulum. 2. Give it a small swing of 50 oscillations and find out the Time Period 3. Calculate the equivalent length from the formula T=22 (l/g)1/2 4. Now set the top of the simple pendulum right with the length of l. 5. Give a smooth swing to the Simple Pendulum so that the TUP hits at the equivalent length. 6. The compound Pendulum swings but suspension does not move. 7. Now hit it above the equivalent length the suspension moves. 8. Again hit it below the suspension again moves but in opposite direction. 9. Repeat it 4 times with different positions of the circular mass.

Results Time for 50 Oscillations (s) 69.25 66.88 61.97 59.82 Equivalent Length in mm 476 432 380 354

VIBRATIONCENTER-KARTERSCOMPOUND REVERSIBLE PENDULUM

Observation table: Length of pendulum, l in m Oscillations about 0 Time for Periodic 100 time t oscillations 160.54 1.60 Oscillations about 1 Time for Periodic 100 time t1 oscillations 157.53 1.5753 h in mm h1 in mm

0.715

40.5

31

Calculations:

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g=

g = 9.94 m/s2

VIBRATION CENTER- TRIFILAR SUSPENSION

Observation table: Mass of plate = 2120 gm Mass of rectangular bar = 2840 gm

J=W*a*a*t*t/(4*3.14*3.14*l) (a) Polar moment of inertia of the plate. File length l, in m Radial distance a, in m Time for 50 oscillations (sec) 39.88 41.22 44.60 Periodic time t in sec Polar moment of inertia of file plate Jp 0.00062486 0.000610382 0.000643129 Average polar moment of inertia of the file plate Jp 6.243 X10-3

0.395 0.432 0.480

0.085 0.085 0.085

0.7976 0.8244 0.892

(b) Polar moment of inertia of specimen. File length l, in m Radial distance a, in m Time for 50 oscillations (sec) Periodic time t in sec Polar moment of inertia of file plate and specimen J 0.002413357 0.002418766 0.002439809 Average polar moment of inertia of the file plate and specimen J 24.23 X 10-3

0.395 0.432 0.480

0.085 0.085 0.085

50.47 52.84 55.94

1.0094 1.0568 1.1188

Calculations: J Jp = 17.987 X 10-3 (Observed Polar Moment of Inertia) (1) Theoretical polar moment of inertia of disc J = 7.6585 X 10-3 (2) Theoretical Polar moment of inertia for rectangular bar L=25cm , B=H=3.7cm ( ) J = 15.11 X 10-3

VIBRATION CENTER- TORSIONAL VIBRATION

Procedure: 1. Fix the upper flywheel by tightening the chuck. 2. Now give the middle flywheel a little amount ( about 20 degrees) of rotation so that it vibrates. 3. Calculate the time period for 20 oscillations. 4. Measure the length of the Pendulum using a scale. 5. Calculate the Modulus of Rigidity of the shaft using the Given Data

G=

Double Rotor System Distance Between the disc y = Y1 Y2 Actual y1 = y-y2 Time for Periodic 10 time oscillations (Sec) 4.19 4.12 4.43 0.409 0.412 0.443 Average periodic time (sec) 0.421 Theoretical Periodic time in sec. 0.323

0.786

.486

.30

.186

Single Rotor System (next page)

Length of pendulum, l in m 0.974 0.88 0.786

Time for 50 oscillations 24.15 22.9 21.8

Periodic time, (sec) 0.483 0.458 0.436

Modulus of Rigidity G 8.27 8.10 7.48 l

Average Modulus of Rigidity