2015
DOI: 10.1088/0143-0807/37/1/015001
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Determination of Young’s modulus by studying the flexural vibrations of a bar: experimental and theoretical approaches

Abstract: An experimental method has been devised to study the flexural vibrations of a bar to accurately determine the Young’s modulus of its material. The vibrations are maintained electrically with the help of tiny magnets glued at the free end of the bar. The distinctive element in the present work is the determination of higher resonant frequencies with notable accuracy along with the fundamental. The actual values of the resonant frequencies in zero magnet-mass condition are obtained from the extrapolated plots of… Show more

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“…This impact method can be useful to predict only the first few resonant modes without exciting at the higher frequencies. As presented in previous studies [67][68][69], the most accurate values of calculated Young's modulus are received from the first resonant modes; therefore, there is no need to try to measure the highest of them.…”
Section: Results Of Analysis Of Microstructure Of Welded Jointsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This impact method can be useful to predict only the first few resonant modes without exciting at the higher frequencies. As presented in previous studies [67][68][69], the most accurate values of calculated Young's modulus are received from the first resonant modes; therefore, there is no need to try to measure the highest of them.…”
Section: Results Of Analysis Of Microstructure Of Welded Jointsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The equation of motion for bending waves on a uniform, flexible beam of density ρ, crosssectional area A and Young's modulus E is given in its simplest form by [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] ρA…”
Section: Flexible Beam Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a rectangular cross-section beam of thickness a and width b, I = ba 3 /12, assuming that the beam bends in the thickness direction. Equation ( 12) has been solved many times in the past with F 0 = 0 to determine the vibration frequencies and shapes of a beam [6][7][8][9][10][11][12], but less frequently with a forcing term, F 0 . Nevertheless, it is relatively straightforward to find numerical solutions by dividing the beam into many equal mass, equal length segments, with an impact force applied to one or more segments.…”
Section: Flexible Beam Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Pada saat frekuensi medan magnet sama dengan frekuensi alami sistem (batang aluminium dan magnet) maka akan terjadi resonansi. Frekuensi alami batang aluminium pada keadaan tidak ada beban magnet yang ditambahkan dapat ditentukan dari grafik frekuensi resonansi terhadap massa magnet yang ditambahkan pada ujung batang aluminium yang bebas [Pradan, R. et al, 2015]. Nilai Modulus Young ditentukan dari hasil nilai frekuensi pada saat resonansi.…”
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