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Overview Of Vibration-
Vibration is the study of the repetitive motion
of objects. Vibration is caused by anything
that oscillates and it is transmitted through
continuous media.
When elastic bodies such as a spring, a beam
or a shaft are displaced from the equilibrium
position by the application of external forces,
and then released, they execute vibratory
motion.
Vibrations caused by a system effect other
systems, unless the systems are separated.
Causes of vibration-
Unbalanced forces in system.
Elastic nature of the system.
External excitations applied on the system.
Dry friction between two mating surfaces causes
vibration.
Vibration created by strong winds.
Earthquake or seismic activity.
Defects in assembly of machines such as broken
welds, loosely fitted bolts.
Effects Of Vibration-
(A) Desired Effects of vibrations:
Musical Instruments
Compacters
Vibratory Conveyers
Shakers
Stress Relieving
Hoppers
Sieves
(B) Undesirable Effects of vibrations:
Unwanted noise.
Loosening of the machines parts.
Excessive stresses induced in the system.
Vibration creates rapid wear of machine parts.
Due to heavy vibrations it is difficult to get exact &
Correct readings from the instruments.
Structural vibrations may collapse the structures such
as buildings, bridges etc.
Excessive vibration is harmful for humans (kinetosis).
‘Resonance’-which may lead to failure of component.
Methods of reducing vibrations-
(A) Removing external excitation if possible.
(B) There are certain advanced methods available to
reduce the vibrations to required level.
& These are,
1. Vibration Isolators
2. Vibration Dampers
3. Vibration Absorbers
Why we select Vibration Absorber-
Ease Of Design
Avoids Resonance
Ease Of Modification
No Effect Of Temperature On Working
Less Initial Cost
Less Modification Cost In Comparison
Compact In Nature
Objective-
To reduce the vibrations in a primary
system by adding an tuned mass vibration
absorber to the system so as to avoid
resonance & to achieve optimized
performance of machine or equipment.
How It Works?
The principle is that, if a system (Primary
system) has undesirable vibrations at an
operating frequency which approaches its
natural frequency, then to avoid vibrations a
secondary system (Absorber System) having its
natural frequency equal to the operating
frequency, is coupled to the Primary System to
reduce its amplitude to zero.
Design Procedure-
Fn1 = (1/2П ) (3E1 I1 /m1 l1³)1/2
Where:
Fn1
= Natural frequency of primary system(Hz)
m1
= End Mass of primary system(Kg).
E1=
Modulus of Elasticity of primary system(N/m2
).
I1=
Moment of inertia of primary system(m4
).
l1=
Length of primary system (m)
Fn2 = (1/2П ) (3E2 I2 /m2l2³)1/2
Where:
Fn2
= Natural frequency of absorber system(Hz)
m2
= End Mass of absorber system(Kg).
E2=
Modulus of Elasticity of absorber system(N/m2
).
I2=
Moment of inertia of absorber system(m4
).
l2=
Length of absorber system(m).
TO AVOIDE RESONANCE,
Fn1=
Fn2=
Fn(excitation)
Procedure of calculation of naturalProcedure of calculation of natural
frequency offrequency of
primary system:primary system:
l1
, b1 ,
t1
I1 = ( b1 * t1
3
) /12
Where,
I1 = Moment of inertia of cantilever beam(primary system)
b1= Width of cantilever beam (primary system)
t1 = Thickness cantilever beam (primary system)
(E1) From Design data book
Procedure of calculation of naturalProcedure of calculation of natural
frequency offrequency of
secondary system:secondary system:
VALIDATION
EXPERIMENTAL SET UP:
EXPERIMENTAL STEPS
GRAPH REPRESENTING EFFECT OF TUNED MASS VIBRATION ABSORBER
ON AMPLITUDE OF VIBRATION
Equipments Used-Equipments Used-
FFT Analyzer
Exciter
Oscillator
Accelerometer
NVGATE Software
Weighing Machine
Spring with end mass
Oscillator NVGATE Software
Weighing
Machine
Spring with end
mass
Primary system
Accelerometer
Exciter
Applications:
‱Reciprocating machines.
‱Vibration absorber in the transmission lines.
Analysis by comparingAnalysis by comparing
Unbalanced & balanced massUnbalanced & balanced mass
by ANSYSby ANSYS
Conclusion-
The use of tuned mass vibration absorber easily &
effectively enables us to protect primary system from
undesired self generated or external vibrations by
avoiding resonance & thereby leads to optimized the
performance of primary system.
REFERANCES-REFERANCES-
 “Mechanical Vibrations”, by G.K.Grover, Nem Chand
& Bros, Roorkee, U.K., India, 8th Edition, 2009.
“Mechanical Vibrations”, by
V.P.Singh,DhanpatRai&Com.Pvt.Ltd, Revised Edition
2009.
“Theory of Machines” by R.S.Khurmi, S.Chand
Publications Co Ltd India; 15th
Revised Edition,2006.
“Basic Vibration Theory”, Ralph E. Blake (e-book).
www.csaengineering.com
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Design of Tuned Mass Vibration Absorber - Case Stude

  • 1. Design Of Tuned MassDesign Of Tuned Mass Vibration Absorber ToVibration Absorber To Reduce Vibrations InReduce Vibrations In Primary System.Primary System. Plz Subscribe for morePlz Subscribe for more www.fastrackengine.comwww.fastrackengine.com
  • 2. Overview Of Vibration- Vibration is the study of the repetitive motion of objects. Vibration is caused by anything that oscillates and it is transmitted through continuous media. When elastic bodies such as a spring, a beam or a shaft are displaced from the equilibrium position by the application of external forces, and then released, they execute vibratory motion. Vibrations caused by a system effect other systems, unless the systems are separated.
  • 3. Causes of vibration- Unbalanced forces in system. Elastic nature of the system. External excitations applied on the system. Dry friction between two mating surfaces causes vibration. Vibration created by strong winds. Earthquake or seismic activity. Defects in assembly of machines such as broken welds, loosely fitted bolts.
  • 4. Effects Of Vibration- (A) Desired Effects of vibrations: Musical Instruments Compacters Vibratory Conveyers Shakers Stress Relieving Hoppers Sieves
  • 5. (B) Undesirable Effects of vibrations: Unwanted noise. Loosening of the machines parts. Excessive stresses induced in the system. Vibration creates rapid wear of machine parts. Due to heavy vibrations it is difficult to get exact & Correct readings from the instruments. Structural vibrations may collapse the structures such as buildings, bridges etc. Excessive vibration is harmful for humans (kinetosis). ‘Resonance’-which may lead to failure of component.
  • 6. Methods of reducing vibrations- (A) Removing external excitation if possible. (B) There are certain advanced methods available to reduce the vibrations to required level. & These are, 1. Vibration Isolators 2. Vibration Dampers 3. Vibration Absorbers
  • 7. Why we select Vibration Absorber- Ease Of Design Avoids Resonance Ease Of Modification No Effect Of Temperature On Working Less Initial Cost Less Modification Cost In Comparison Compact In Nature
  • 8. Objective- To reduce the vibrations in a primary system by adding an tuned mass vibration absorber to the system so as to avoid resonance & to achieve optimized performance of machine or equipment.
  • 9. How It Works? The principle is that, if a system (Primary system) has undesirable vibrations at an operating frequency which approaches its natural frequency, then to avoid vibrations a secondary system (Absorber System) having its natural frequency equal to the operating frequency, is coupled to the Primary System to reduce its amplitude to zero.
  • 10.
  • 11. Design Procedure- Fn1 = (1/2П ) (3E1 I1 /m1 l1Âł)1/2 Where: Fn1 = Natural frequency of primary system(Hz) m1 = End Mass of primary system(Kg). E1= Modulus of Elasticity of primary system(N/m2 ). I1= Moment of inertia of primary system(m4 ). l1= Length of primary system (m)
  • 12. Fn2 = (1/2П ) (3E2 I2 /m2l2Âł)1/2 Where: Fn2 = Natural frequency of absorber system(Hz) m2 = End Mass of absorber system(Kg). E2= Modulus of Elasticity of absorber system(N/m2 ). I2= Moment of inertia of absorber system(m4 ). l2= Length of absorber system(m). TO AVOIDE RESONANCE, Fn1= Fn2= Fn(excitation)
  • 13. Procedure of calculation of naturalProcedure of calculation of natural frequency offrequency of primary system:primary system: l1 , b1 , t1
  • 14. I1 = ( b1 * t1 3 ) /12 Where, I1 = Moment of inertia of cantilever beam(primary system) b1= Width of cantilever beam (primary system) t1 = Thickness cantilever beam (primary system) (E1) From Design data book
  • 15.
  • 16.
  • 17. Procedure of calculation of naturalProcedure of calculation of natural frequency offrequency of secondary system:secondary system:
  • 18.
  • 21. GRAPH REPRESENTING EFFECT OF TUNED MASS VIBRATION ABSORBER ON AMPLITUDE OF VIBRATION
  • 22. Equipments Used-Equipments Used- FFT Analyzer Exciter Oscillator Accelerometer NVGATE Software Weighing Machine Spring with end mass
  • 23. Oscillator NVGATE Software Weighing Machine Spring with end mass Primary system Accelerometer Exciter
  • 25.
  • 26. ‱Vibration absorber in the transmission lines.
  • 27. Analysis by comparingAnalysis by comparing Unbalanced & balanced massUnbalanced & balanced mass by ANSYSby ANSYS
  • 28. Conclusion- The use of tuned mass vibration absorber easily & effectively enables us to protect primary system from undesired self generated or external vibrations by avoiding resonance & thereby leads to optimized the performance of primary system.
  • 29. REFERANCES-REFERANCES-  “Mechanical Vibrations”, by G.K.Grover, Nem Chand & Bros, Roorkee, U.K., India, 8th Edition, 2009. “Mechanical Vibrations”, by V.P.Singh,DhanpatRai&Com.Pvt.Ltd, Revised Edition 2009. “Theory of Machines” by R.S.Khurmi, S.Chand Publications Co Ltd India; 15th Revised Edition,2006. “Basic Vibration Theory”, Ralph E. Blake (e-book). www.csaengineering.com