Theory And Applications Of Mechanical Vibrations

by Dilip Kumar Adhwarjee

The book consists of twelve chapters. Each chapter is having solved examples taken from university question papers. The mathematical treatments are fully derived and explained clearly. D'Alembert's principle has been used to derive differential equations of motion utilizing free-body diagrams of dynamic equilibrium. Chapter 12 deals with Lagrange's equations to derive differential equations of motion. This chapter is also having solved examples of single degree of freedom system and multi degree of freedom system. This book fulfils all the requirements of Indian Universities. Table Of Contents : 1.Fundamentals of Vibrations2.Free Vibrations of Single Degree of Freedom System3.Damped Free Vibrations (Single Degree of Freedom Systems)4.Harmonically Excited Vibrations5.Rotor Unbalance6.Two Degree of Freedom Systems7.Co-ordinate Coupling8.Multidegree of Freedom Systems9.Vibrations of Continuous System10.Transient Vibrations11.Non-Linear Vibrations12.Lagrange's Equations About Author : Dilip Kumar Adhwarjee passed his B.E.(Mech.) from R.E.C. (presently N.I.T.) Durgapur in 1980 securing 75.23% marks. He passed his M.Tech.(Mech.) from R.E.C. Durgapur in 1992, Design and Production as specializations securing 83.3 S.C.P.A. In Higher Secondary in 1975, he was awarded 'National Scholarship'. He is having 27 years of experience in educational institutes and industries. He served for 13 years in M.A.M.C. Ltd., Durgapur (A Govt. of India Undertaking). He did Q.M.S consultancy for about 7 years. Formerly he was Resident Director and H.O.D. (ME) in S.I.T.M. Rewari. He is now serving as an Assistant Professor (ME), in Dr. B.C. Roy Engineering College, Durgapur.

241 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2007