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Dynamique des systèmesPO MRI 2 (STPI)

FISE STPI Semester 4 Pre-Orientation MRI 2 Machine translation

Dynamics of Systems

Teaching unit PO MRI 2
7ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
32:00Hours

Séquencement

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Learning objectives

Understand and master models to describe oscillating movements of mechanical structures and constructions. Three parts are discussed: 1/ Balance and stability of mechanical systems. In this section, equations of movement of unformable solid systems will be established and the existence and stability of equilibrium positions will be analyzed. 2/ Oscillations and vibrations of discrete mechanical systems This section focuses on the temporal and frequent resolution of systems with 1 or 2 degrees of freedom. Under the condition of harmonic forcing, the concept of mechanical resonance will be seen. For 2 degrees of freedom systems one will calculate the own modes. 3/ Vibration risk To determine whether the vibrations experienced by an operator endanger their health.

Prerequisites

ModuleTeaching unitSemester
Mathematics 1.1Basic Sciences 1S1
Mathematics 1.2Basic Sciences 1S1
Point MechanicsApplied and Industrial Sciences 1S1
Mathematics 2.2Basic Sciences 2S2
Statics of Systems and Mechanism StudiesApplied and Industrial Sciences 2S2
Mechanics of Solid SystemsApplied and Industrial Sciences 3S3

Program

1- Dynamics, Balance and Stability

  • Dynamics of solids and solid systems,
  • Energy Theoremes
  • movement equation
  • Linearization of motion equations
  • Approach to the dynamics of systems deformable by discrete models, 2- Oscillations and vibrations
  • Harmonic or cushioned oscillator model
  • Resolution in time : transformed from Laplace
  • Frequent domain resolution: Harmonic and Fourier-transformed loading
  • Oscillator N degrees of freedom (applications to N=2)
  • Concept of own mode, calculation of own frequencies and deformities 3- Vibration risk
  • Discreet model of the human body
  • Standards for vibration risk
  • Health implications
  • Calculation of daily exposure acceleration

Assessment

Continuous monitoring: 2 exams 50% each during the module.

References

  • B. Combes, Vibration of structures for engineer and technician, Ellipses2009.
  • Mr. Pedro and P. Pahud, Vibration Mechanics, Presses Polytechniques romandes, 2003.

Skills

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Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C_1_1chooseMastering the fundamental principles of dynamics3
C_1_1defineConcepts of Fundamental Principle, Mechanical Energy Theorem, Potential Energy, Power3
C_1_1recognizeModel of the harmonic and cushioned oscillator1
C_1_2listknow the risks of vibrations on the human body1
C_1_3solveDetermine the movement equation of a simple mechanical system2
C_1_3analyzeAnalyse the existence of equilibrium positions and their possible stability2
C_1_3identifyidentify standard parameters of a damped oscillator2
C_1_3calculateobtain the transient response of a free depreciated oscillator, subject to initial conditions2
C_1_3solvedetermine the vibratory response of an oscillator damped during forced harmonic regime2
C_1_3analyzedraw and interpret a Bode diagram2
C_1_3calculateDefine and calculate the proper modes of a discrete mechanical structure2
C_1_3calculateDetermine daily vibration exposure2