Dynamique des systèmesPO MRI 2 (STPI)
Séquencement
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
| Module | Teaching unit | Semester |
|---|---|---|
| Mathematics 1.1 | Basic Sciences 1 | S1 |
| Mathematics 1.2 | Basic Sciences 1 | S1 |
| Point Mechanics | Applied and Industrial Sciences 1 | S1 |
| Mathematics 2.2 | Basic Sciences 2 | S2 |
| Statics of Systems and Mechanism Studies | Applied and Industrial Sciences 2 | S2 |
| Mechanics of Solid Systems | Applied and Industrial Sciences 3 | S3 |
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
12| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C_1_1 | choose | Mastering the fundamental principles of dynamics | 3 |
| C_1_1 | define | Concepts of Fundamental Principle, Mechanical Energy Theorem, Potential Energy, Power | 3 |
| C_1_1 | recognize | Model of the harmonic and cushioned oscillator | 1 |
| C_1_2 | list | know the risks of vibrations on the human body | 1 |
| C_1_3 | solve | Determine the movement equation of a simple mechanical system | 2 |
| C_1_3 | analyze | Analyse the existence of equilibrium positions and their possible stability | 2 |
| C_1_3 | identify | identify standard parameters of a damped oscillator | 2 |
| C_1_3 | calculate | obtain the transient response of a free depreciated oscillator, subject to initial conditions | 2 |
| C_1_3 | solve | determine the vibratory response of an oscillator damped during forced harmonic regime | 2 |
| C_1_3 | analyze | draw and interpret a Bode diagram | 2 |
| C_1_3 | calculate | Define and calculate the proper modes of a discrete mechanical structure | 2 |
| C_1_3 | calculate | Determine daily vibration exposure | 2 |