CE6701 Structural Dynamics & Earthquake Engineering Premium Handwritten Lecture Notes

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    Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering Premium Lecture Notes Prepared and provided by N.Vignesh Kumar Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology. Specially for Civil Engineering. Syllabus Covered based on B.E Civil Engineering.


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    N.Vignesh Kumar
    Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology


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    STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS AND EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
    UNIT-1
    PRINCIPLES OF DYNAMICS
    UNIT-2
    TWO DEGREE OF FREEDOM SYSTEM
    UNIT-3
    DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MODE
    UNIT-4
    DYNAMIC NALYSIS OF CONTINOUS SYSTEM

    UNIT-1
    PRINCIPLES OF DYNAMICS
    Vibration
    Free vibration
    Forced vibration
    Oscillation
    Damping
    Types of damping
    • Viscous damping
    • Coulomb damping
    • Structural damping
    • Active damping
    • Passive damping
    Degree of freedom
    Natural frequency
    Static load
    Dynamic load
    Combination of spring
    Mathematical modelling
    Single degree of freedom
    Damping ratio
    Overdamped condition
    Resonance
    Half power bandwidth method
    UNIT-2
    TWO DEGREE OF FREEDOM SYSTEM
    Solution of equation of motion
    Mode shape
    Forced Vibration of undamped 2DOF system
    Free vibration of 2DOF system
    Problems
    Model equation for undamped system
    Normalization of modes

    UNIT-3
    DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MODE
    Orthogonality relationship
    Multidegree of freedom system
    Steady state response of a damped MDOF system
    Rayleigh- ritz method
    Mode superposition method
    Numerical evaculation of dynamic response
    Central difference method

    UNIT-4
    DYNAMIC NALYSIS OF CONTINOUS SYSTEM
    Vibration of string
    Free longitudinal vibration of a bars
    Free flexural vibration of beam
    Boundary condition
    Forced flexural vibration of beams
    Formulation using virtual work
    Disadvantages of Rayleigh – ritz method
    Formulation using conservation of energy by rayleighs method
    Non linear SDOF
    Wilson o method
    Central difference method

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