Asg 3
Asg 3
Asg 3
Submitted to
Dr. Serafettin Engin
Prepared by:
Akhilesh Medishetty
Student ID: 40042355
Concordia University
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Winter 2017
Question:
The transfer functions of a long end mill attached to the spindle are measured at 2 points in both
feed X and normal Y directions (see the Figure). The accelerometer was attached to point 1, and
the hammer instrumented with an impact force sensor is applied to two points. The measured
transfer functions are curve fitted with modal analysis software, and the modal parameters are
given in the Table.
A) Identify the real modal matrix in both X and Y directions.
B) Plot the mode shapes in X direction.
C) Evaluate the direct transfer function at point 2 in directions X and Y.
X Direction Y Direction
Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 1 Mode 2
ωn [Hz]
354.3 467.6 225.6 386.6
ξ
0.038 0.049 0.038 0.035
σ11+jϑ11
1.9890*10-6 1.4978*10-5 8.5993*10-6 1.4732*10-5
(s/kg)
-j 1.9644*10-5 -j 4.4070*10-5 -j 1.5280*10-5 -j 4.9648*10-5
σ12+jϑ12
-4.4952*10-6 7.0287*10-6 4.0081*10-6 4.4653*10-6
(s/kg)
-j 1.2556*10-5 -j 3.3470*10-5 -j 1.0945*10-5 -j 3.3297*10-5
Solution:
a) Firstly, we observe that the natural frequency ωn is given in hertz we should convert it to
radians per second. We do it by multiplying 2π to the value given in hertz. Then after finding the
natural frequency of respective modes we should find the damped natural frequency ωd [rad/sec]
using formula
𝜔𝑑 = 𝜔𝑛 √1 − 𝜉 2
X Direction Y Direction
Title Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 1 Mode 2
ωn [Hz] 354.3 467.6 225.6 386.6
ωn [rad/sec] 2226.130674 2938.014968 1417.485408 2429.077388
ξ 0.038 0.049 0.038 0.035
ωd [rad/sec] 2224.522827 2934.485761 1416.461614 2427.589122
Note that, when the measurements are made with an acceleromoter, residue must be scaled to
displacement units before processing them.
To get the direct [h11] and cross transfer functions [h12] we need to find α, β which we get by
substituting
α = 2(ζωnσ − ωdν)
β =2σ
X- Direction
Mode 1 Mode 2
𝛼11,1= 0.087733564 𝛽11,1 = 0.000003978 𝛼11,2= 0.262958123 𝛽11,2 = 2.9956E-06
Similary in Y direction
Y- Direction
Mode 1 Mode 2
𝛼11,1= 0.04421346 𝛽11,1 =1.71986E-05 𝛼11,2= 0.243554851 𝛽11,2 = 0.000029464
similarly, in y direction
where s = j*wd
now to find real mode shapes first we need to find the complex mode shapes and then neglecting
the imaginary part we get he real mode shapes
To find the mode shapes for 1st mode
𝛼12,1 + 𝛽12,1 𝑠
𝑢21 =
𝑢11
In x direction
U11= 0.296198521+j*0.09406993
0.055101693+(−8.9904E−06∗2224.522827𝑗)
U21 = 0.296198521+j∗0.09406993
U21 =
0.186029602-j*0.280453071
For 2nd mode
𝑢12 = √𝛼11,2 + 𝛽11,2 𝑠|s = 𝑗𝜔d
𝛼12,2 + 𝛽12,2 𝑠
𝑢22 =
𝑢12
U12= 0.5127944257+j*0.093757909
0.198458219+(1.40574E−05∗2934.485761𝑗)
U22= 0.5127944257+j∗0.093757909
U22= 0.3870132144+j*0.439976111
0.296198521 0.5127944257
[U]X =[ ]
0.186029602 0.3870132144
Similarly, In y direction
𝛼12,1 + 𝛽12,1 𝑠
𝑢21 =
𝑢11
U21= 0.149513186+j*0.072746745
0.162422129+(8.9306𝐸−06 ∗2427.589122∗𝑗)
U22=
0.493512767+j∗ 0.26744436
U22= 0.329114341+j*0.081062945
𝑈𝑥1,1 𝑈𝑥1,2
Modal matrix [U]x=[ ] that is
𝑈𝑥2,1 𝑈𝑥2,2
𝑈𝑦1,1 𝑈𝑦1,2
Modal matrix [u]y=[ ]
𝑈𝑦2,1 𝑈𝑦2,2
1 >> ux11=0.296198521+1i*0.09406993;
2 ux21=0.186029602-1i*0.28045307;
3 ux12=0.5127944257+1i*0.093757909;
4 ux22=0.3870132144+1i*0.439976111;
5 u=[ux11 ux21;ux12 ux22];
6
7 rx111=ux11*ux11;
8 rx121=ux11*ux21;
9 rx211=ux21*ux11;
10 rx221=ux21*ux21;
11 rx112=ux12*ux12;
12 rx122=ux12*ux22;
13 rx212=ux22*ux12;
14 rx222=ux22*ux22;
15
16 R1=[rx111,rx121; rx211,rx221];
17 R2=[rx112,rx122; rx212,rx222];
18
19 %by comparing
20 wdx1=2224.522827;
21 alpha221= -0.0440;
22 betax221= -0.1043/wdx1;
23 Num1= [-4.68865E-05 -0.0440];
24 Den1=[1 169.1859312 4955657.778];
25 R1=tf(Num1,Den1);
26 ux11=0.296198521+1i*0.09406993;
27 ux21=0.186029602-1i*0.28045307;
28 ux12=0.5127944257+1i*0.093757909;
29 ux22=0.3870132144+1i*0.439976111;
30 u=[ux11 ux21;ux12 ux22];
31
32 rx111=ux11*ux11;
33 rx121=ux11*ux21;
34 rx211=ux21*ux11;
35 rx221=ux21*ux21;
36 rx112=ux12*ux12;
37 rx122=ux12*ux22;
38 rx212=ux22*ux12;
39 rx222=ux22*ux22;
40
41 R1=[rx111,rx121; rx211,rx221];
42 R2=[rx112,rx122; rx212,rx222];
43
44 %by comparing
45 wdx1=2224.522827;
46 alpha221= -0.0440;
47 betax221= -0.1043/wdx1;
48 Num1= [-4.68865E-05 -0.0440];
49 Den1=[1 169.1859312 4955657.778];
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50 R1=tf(Num1,Den1);
51
52 %For Mode2
53 wdx2=2934.485761;
54
55 %by comparing
56 alphax222= -0.0438;
57 betax222 = 0.3406/wdx2;
58 Num2=[ 0.000116068 -0.0438];
59 Den2=[1 287.9254669 8631931.852];
60 R2=tf(Num2,Den2);
61
62 g=R1+R2;
63 bode(g)
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50 0.0171 + 0.0218i
51
52
53 ry112 =
54
55 0.1720 + 0.2640i
56
57
58 ry122 =
59
60 0.1407 + 0.1280i
61
62
63 ry212 =
64
65 0.1407 + 0.1280i
66
67
68 ry222 =
69
70 0.1017 + 0.0534i
71
72
73 wdy2 =
74
75 2.4276e+03
76
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