Wave propagation in and vibration of a travelling beam with and without non-linear effects, part I: free vibration

Chakraborty, G. ; Mallik, A. K. (2000) Wave propagation in and vibration of a travelling beam with and without non-linear effects, part I: free vibration Journal of Sound and Vibration, 236 (2). pp. 277-290. ISSN 0022-460X

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Abstract

The relation between the wave propagation and the free vibration in a travelling beam with simple supports has been thoroughly investigated. The frequency equation of such a beam has been derived using the phase-closure principle. Since the characters of the waves change drastically as the axial speed is increased beyond a certain value, the phase-closure principle has been applied differently in these two speed regimes. The justifications for some approximate methods of obtaining the natural frequencies are also discussed. Lastly, the non-linear normal modes are derived again using the phase-closure principle. The computation of the forced response using the wave propagation approach is discussed in Part II.

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