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Course Code
Course Title
Course Planner
Lectures
MEC406
MECHANICAL VIBRATION
15880::Hitesh Dhingra
Course Category
3.0
1.0
0.0
TextBooks
Sr No
Title
Author
Edition
Year
Publisher Name
T-1
Mechanical vibration
Thammaiah Gowda,
Jagadeesha T and D V
Girish
1st
2012
Reference Books
Sr No
Title
Author
Edition
Year
Publisher Name
R-1
Mechanical Vibrations
V.P.Singh
9th
2007
Dhanpat Rai
R-2
Mechanical vibration
S. S. Rao
4th
2003
Pearson
Relevant Websites
Sr No
Salient Features
RW-1
http://www.nptel.iitm.ac.in/courses/Webcourse-contents/IIT%20Guwahati/ve/index.htm
Lecture Notes
Spill Over
Lecture
Number
Week 1
Lecture 1
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Modeling of vibration systems)
Chapters/Sections
of Text/reference
books
T-1:Article 1.1-1.5
R-1:Article 1.1-1.4
R-2:Article 1.1-1.3
Learning Outcomes
Pedagogical Tool
Demonstration/ Case
Study / Images /
animation / ppt etc.
Planned
4.0
Week 1
Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Week 2
Lecture 4
Lecture 5
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Vibration terminology)
T-1:Article 1.4
R-1:Article 1.5 and
1.8
Important definition to
know about vibrations
Discussion on the
different terms used in
vibrational analysis
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Harmonic motion)
T-1:Article 1.10-1.11
and Article 1.14
R-1:Article 1.9
and1.13
Description about
Student learn how to
Discussion on the topic
Harmonic motion, its
find resultant of two or
properties and procedure more harmonic motions
to add two or more
harmonic motions both
analytically as well as
graphically
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Harmonic motion)
T-1:Article 1.10-1.11
and Article 1.14
R-1:Article 1.9
and1.13
Description about
Student learn how to
Discussion on the topic
Harmonic motion, its
find resultant of two or
properties and procedure more harmonic motions
to add two or more
harmonic motions both
analytically as well as
graphically
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Periodic motion)
T-1:Article 1.10
R-1:Article 1.9
Description about
Periodic Motion and its
properties
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Periodic motion)
T-1:Article 1.10
R-1:Article 1.9
Description about
Periodic Motion and its
properties
Fundamentals of Vibration(Inertia
Elements)
T-1:Article 1.5
R-2:Article 1.8
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Stiffness Elements)
Description about
stiffness elements of a
vibrating system
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Stiffness Elements)
Description about
stiffness elements of a
vibrating system
Fundamentals of Vibration
(Dissipation Elements)
T-1:Article 1.7
R-2:Article 1.9
Discussion on dampers
and their properties
Description about
different types of
vibration model and how
to make them
T-1:Article 2.1-2.3
R-1:Article 2.2
R-2:Article 2.2-2.5
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Week 2
Week 3
Lecture 5
T-1:Article 2.1-2.3
R-1:Article 2.1-2.3
R-2:Article 2.1-2.3
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Lecture 6
Importance of natural
frequency is discussed
along with methods to
find it
Lecture 7
T-1:Article 3.9
R-1:Article 3.2
R-2:Article 2.7
What is coulomb
damping and its use
T-1:Article 3.10
R-1:Article 3.2
R-2:Article 2.8
What is structural
damping and its use
Description about
different types of
damping
Description about
viscous damping, its
differential equation and
solution
Week 4
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T-1:Article 3.1-3.5
R-1:Article 3.1-3.3
R-2:Article 2.6
T-1:Article 3.6
R-1:Article 3.3
Lecture 9
T-1:Article 3.6
R-1:Article 3.3
Lecture 10
T-1:Article 3.7
R-1:Article 3.4
R-2:Article 2.6.3
Discussion about
logrithmic decrement
and its derivation
Solving Derivation on
white board
Lecture 11
T-1:Article 4.1-4.2
R-1:Article 4.1-4.3
Discussion on
Harmonically Forced
Vibrations and their
causes and effects
Solving Derivation on
white board
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Solving Derivation on
white board
Week 4
Lecture 12
T-1:Article 4.3
Week 5
Lecture 13
T-1:Article 4.4
R-1:Article 4.4
R-2:Article 3.7
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Description about
rotating unbalance and
its effects along with
expression of response
Lecture 14
T-1:Article 4.5
R-1:Article 4.5
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Lecture 15
T-1:Article 3.8
T-1:Article 4.7-4.8
R-1:Article 4.8 and
4.10
Week 6
Lecture 16
Lecture 17
Lecture 18
Lecture about
Student will learn what Solving Derivation on
magnification factor and is magnification factor white board
its properties
and its different
properties under
different vibrating
conditions
What is Vibration
Isolation and how it is
done
Force Transmissibility
and its effects on a
vibrating system
Description of Motion
Isolation and its effects
Week 7
Lecture 19
T-1:Article 5.1-5.3
R-1:Article 4.11
R-2:Article 10.3.110.3.2
What is Vibration
Student will come to
Discussion on the topic
Measurement and how it know about vibration
is done
measurement and what
parameters of vibration
can be measured using
different instruments
T-1:Article 5.1-5.3
R-1:Article 4.11
R-2:Article 10.3.110.3.2
Solving Derivation on
white board
T-1:Article 5.1-5.3
R-1:Article 4.11
R-2:Article 10.3.110.3.2
How to use
Accelerometer for
measuring vibrations
Solving Derivation on
white board
Lecture 20
Description about
whirling of shaft and
finding expression of
amplitude for it
Lecture 21
Spill Over
MID-TERM
Week 8
Lecture 22
T-1:Article 6.1
R-1:Article 5.1
R-2:Article 5.1
Introduction to two
degree of freedom
systems
T-1:Article 6.2
R-1:Article 5.2-5.6
R-2:Article 5.2-5.4
and 5.6
Lecture 23
T-1:Article 6.2
R-1:Article 5.2-5.6
R-2:Article 5.2-5.4
and 5.6
Lecture 24
T-1:Article 6.4
R-1:Article 5.7
R-2:Article 5.7
Procedure to solve
problems for
Degenerating and Semi
Definite systems
T-1:Article 6.5
R-1:Article 5.8
R-2:Article 5.5
Description and
derivation for Coordinate
couplig, Combined
modes
Week 8
Lecture 24
T-1:Article 6.13
Description of different
cases of coordinate
coupling
Week 9
Lecture 25
T-1:Article 6.15
R-1:Article 5.15
R-2:Article 6.7
Description about
Lagranges equation and
its application
Lecture 26
T-1:Article 6.7
R-1:Article 5.9 and
5.11
T-1:Article 6.7
R-1:Article 5.9 and
5.11
Lecture 27
Week 10
Spill Over
Lecture 28
Lecture 29
Week 11
Test 2
Multi Degree of Freedom Systems
(Influence coefficient)
Introduction to Multi
Degree of freedom
systems and procedure to
find influence
coefficients will be
discussed
T-1:Article 7.3-7.4
R-1:Article 6.2
R-2:Article 6.4
Description of procedure
to find Flexibility
coefficients and
flexibility matrix
Lecture 30
T-1:Article 7.3-7.4
R-1:Article 6.2
R-2:Article 6.4
Description of procedure
to find Flexibility
coefficients and
flexibility matrix
Lecture 31
T-1:Article 7.6
R-1:Article 6.11
R-2:Article 6.9-6.10
Description about
different approaches to
use eigen values and
eigen vectors for
calculating natural
frequency and mode
shapes
Solving Derivation on
white board
Week 11
Lecture 32
T-1:Article 7.8
R-1:Article 6.6
R-2:Article 7.5
Description of procedure
to find natural
frequencies and mode
shapes using matrix
iterations
T-1:Article 7.7
R-1:Article 6.5
Demonstration about
Orthogonality Principle
and its application
T-1:Article 7.7
R-1:Article 6.5
Demonstration about
Orthogonality Principle
and its application
T-1:Article 7.8
R-1:Article 6.6
R-2:Article 7.5
Description of procedure
to find natural
frequencies and mode
shapes using matrix
iterations
Lecture 34
T-1:Article 8.1
R-2:Article 7.2
Derivation of dunkerley
equation
Lecture 35
T-1:Article 9.1-9.2
R-1:Article 7.1-7.2
Introduction to
Continuous system and
derivation of general
solution for a vibrating
string
Lecture 36
T-1:Article 9.3
R-1:Article 7.3
Derivation Solving of
general solution for a
vibrating string
Lecture 33
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Lecture 37
Solving Derivation on
white board
Test 3
Lecture 38
Spill Over
Lecture 39
T-1:Article 9.4-9.5
R-1:Article 7.4-7.5
Lecture 40
T-1:Article 9.4-9.5
R-1:Article 7.4-7.5
Week 14
Lecture 41
T-1:Article 9.4-9.5
R-1:Article 7.4-7.5
Lecture 42
T-1:Article 9.4-9.5
R-1:Article 7.4-7.5
SPILL OVER
Week 15
Lecture 43
Spill Over
Lecture 44
Spill Over
Lecture 45
Spill Over
Frequency
Test
Out Of
2
Total :-
10
20
10
20
Objective
Evaluation Mode
Allottment /
submission Week
Test 1
To Prepare the
Students for Mid
Term Test
Step Marking
4/6
Test 2
To test analytically
the understanding
and knowledge
gained by student.
Step Marking
8 / 10
Individual
Test 3
To check
analytically the
knowledge gained
by the students
StepbMarking
10 / 12
Plan for Tutorial: (Please do not use these time slots for syllabus coverage)
Tutorial No.
Lecture Topic
Tutorial 1
Problem solving
Tutorial 2
Problem solving
Tutorial 3
Problem solving
Tutorial 4
Tutorial 5
Tutorial 6
Tutorial 7
Problem solving
Problem solving
After Mid-Term
Tutorial 8
Tutorial 9
Problem solving
Tutorial 10
Problem solving
Tutorial 11
Problem solving
Tutorial 12
Problem solving
Tutorial 13
Problem solving
Tutorial 14
Problem solving