there was a free mass displcement scaling which was 15.3 mm/V and we had a forci
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there was a free mass displcement scaling which was 15.3 mm/V
and we had a forcing displacement of 2.83 mm pk-pk
Use the displacement scaling factor to convert into mm. In the table record the pk - pk displacement (2x) of the vibrating mass for the different settings of I and f. Note that it is quicker to change I for each setting off, instead of changing f for each I. Once steady state conditions have been established, the pk-pk displacement can be read directly from the digital recorder or computer. Record this as V, convert to mm later using the displacement scaling factor.Explanation / Answer
given:
displacement scaling factor=15.3mm/V
hence the table would look like:
I1 I2 I3
367.2 4131 3672
4743 4743 4437
8415 7803 6273
15300 12240 6579
41310 15912 6273
12240 9945 5508
6273 6273 5202
3366 3366 3672
1107.72 1132.2 1438.2
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