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Natural Frequency of Vibration

This app presents natural frequency of vibration (f)

This app presents natural frequency of vibration (f)

Natural Frequency of Vibration

by KC Keirouz
Natural Frequency of Vibration
Natural Frequency of Vibration
Natural Frequency of Vibration

What is it about?

This app presents natural frequency of vibration (f). The natural frequency is the frequency at which a linear elastic structure will tend to vibrate once it has been set into motion. A structure can possess many natural frequencies. The lowest of these is called the fundamental natural frequency. Each natural frequency is associated with a mode shape of deformation. Natural frequency can be defined in terms of cycles per second (hertz) or radians per second.

Natural Frequency of Vibration

App Details

Version
1.0.9
Rating
NA
Size
4Mb
Genre
Productivity
Last updated
January 22, 2020
Release date
August 24, 2017
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App Store Description

This app presents natural frequency of vibration (f). The natural frequency is the frequency at which a linear elastic structure will tend to vibrate once it has been set into motion. A structure can possess many natural frequencies. The lowest of these is called the fundamental natural frequency. Each natural frequency is associated with a mode shape of deformation. Natural frequency can be defined in terms of cycles per second (hertz) or radians per second.

• This app determines the fundamental natural frequency of vibration.

• Cables, beams, membranes, plates and shells are analysed.

• Metric or Imperial units may be used.

• The equations used are displayed in a PDF file.

• The results may be shared using an email option.

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