An Intro To Mechanical Vibrations 3

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Author: Steidel

ISBN-10: 0471845450

ISBN-13: 9780471845454

Category: Dynamics - General & Miscellaneous

This Third Edition of the well-received engineering text retains the clarity of exposition that made the previous editions so popular, and contains the most widely-used problem sets in the business. Approach to vibration analysis is clear, concise, and simple, backed up by a wealth of problems and examples. Multi-degree-of-freedom problems are well-prefaced with two-degree-of-freedom cases. There is a special treatment of damping, including non-viscous problems (standard texts make much use...

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This Third Edition of the well-received engineering text retains the clarity of exposition that made the previous editions so popular, and contains the most widely-used problem sets in the business. Approach to vibration analysis is clear, concise, and simple, backed up by a wealth of problems and examples. Multi-degree-of-freedom problems are well-prefaced with two-degree-of-freedom cases. There is a special treatment of damping, including non-viscous problems (standard texts make much use of viscous damping, but most practical examples are not viscous). Now includes an excellent development of Rayleigh's principle and an introduction to finite element vibration analysis. Contains 100 new problems. Booknews **** The second edition (1978) of this single-authored textbook is cited in BCL3. Stresses problems, examples, and concepts. Gives special consideration to damping in mechanical engineering systems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Dynamics.Periodic Motion.Energy Methods.Forced Periodic Motion.Initial Conditions and Transient Vibration.Damping.Damped Forced Vibrations.Nonlinear Vibration.Two Degrees of Freedom.Torsional Vibration.Discrete Systems: Matrix Methods.Discrete Systems: Finite Elements.Distributed Systems.Random Vibration.References.Index.

\ Booknews**** The second edition (1978) of this single-authored textbook is cited in BCL3. Stresses problems, examples, and concepts. Gives special consideration to damping in mechanical engineering systems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \