Chapter 1 Flashcards
Resonance frequencies
Frequencies where the amplitude is denoted very high, and the plate is said to perform resonant vibrations
Physical terms: conditions where the wavelength matches the structure dimensions such that the reflected wave components interact constructively and adds up to a large amplitude vibration field. (independent of where on the structure the vibration is measured)
Anti-resonance frequencies
Where the amplitude is very low, the reflected waves act destructively. They change based on measurement point
Helmholtz number
Resonant character of the vibrations become less pronounced with a higher Helmholtz number.
loss controlled
Resonant vibrations are said to be loss controlled. Increasing the damping is an efficient vibration control measure only when the structure performs resonant vibrations.
Vibration modes…
the vibration pattern in fact is a sum of contributions from different patterns or vibration modes. When the structure is excited at a resonance frequency the contribution from one of the modes is large.