Damped Free Vibrations with Viscous Damping-Theory (Equation of motion) [DOM]

[@sahil_jasani]

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[@talhafarooq8828]

In freebody diagram, mass is accelerating downward not upward

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[@shekharsawant358]

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[@EducationLessons]

All the very best Shekhar👍 Have you check out the playlist having more important Theories and numericals on balancing and vibration? Here it is: kzbin.info/aero/PLwpA_XrwdvgZdUjaiINtHxzw_wIdfO52_

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[@naveengarhwal4795]

I enjoyed tutorial as well as barking dog 🐶

[@bhushantanavde8746]

HAHA

[@loveumom40]

Excellent explanation Sir🙏🙏🙏

[@ScholarStream_25]

Energy method se derive kar sakte hai kya???

[@opsorryyt]

All vibrating bodies have following DOF: a)1 b)2 )3 d)4 Please answer

[@talhafarooq8828]

it depend on the motion of vibrating body ..some vibrating body may have more than one dof....example of 1dof is swinging of pendulum in which angle thetha is only motion described by pendulum

[@bajirao807]

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[@rajeshkusugal4909]

Thanks 🙏 Good explanation..

[@EducationLessons]

You are welcome

[@subbusubhash3399]

inertia force is considered but why the force due to its acceleration is not considered(ma)?

[@tabhishek1599]

Super sir

[@riffin632]

What is c? and how would I find c from a table where I have the time against displacement

[@ScholarStream_25]

C is the general damping coefficient

[@riffin632]

@@ScholarStream_25good to know 2 years later! But in my second year of an engineering degree I do now know what c is.

[@ankitajejurkar7865]

In y by experiment,why vibrating part of scale value taken will be (140/33)*intercept.. Then actually what's meaning of 140/33

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[@marutishinora3886]

Why We have not Consider Weight of body in downward direction?

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[@ergovindkumarsingh3051]

Excellent explanation. 👌👌👌👌

[@EducationLessons]

Thanks a lot

[@AdityaOtari]

s 1 ,2 ka equation kaha ye aaya

[@meghanakanney8449]

Inertia force will act downwards know

[@EducationLessons]

Inertia force always acts in the direction opposite to the motion of object.

[@ilminews1655]

O bhai itna acha smjha k ears ko tabah kio kr rahe ho iss sound se😅

[@vijaysteps2864]

Sir , where is Mg or weight of mass

[@Zain-jh5ze]

what an elaborated video k mujh jese nalaiq ko b smjh a gai

[@levelingup6711]

What is name the book and editions ??

[@yogeshgangurde6695]

Try mechanical vibrations by Grover.

[@rubeshnaidu423]

Good explanation ....tq

[@EducationLessons]

Your Welcome

[@PK-lc4fx]

Bahut ...bhaiya Videos bna rhe ho brother.... keep it up. God bless you. All concepts are clear now... Please provide us some conceptual numerical on this topic

[@EducationLessons]

It's pleasure for us that our videos are helpful. Stay tuned we will provide you videos as soon as possible

[@steveivanka]

This will be better thing for Hindi people but unfortunately we cant understand what you teaching about, so as a help can you share the facts in English for me please, even a document will please me. And im having paper but still im confused how to answer but the solution for some are there in your . So i think you could help me a bit. Thanks

[@amrahbandi6106]

Damped free vibration k sums nai he??? Uske sums k video nai he?

[@EducationLessons]

We will upload soon...stay tuned

[@amrahbandi6106]

@@EducationLessons sir i request to. Upload before 10 march.. Because at 11 march will be my dom exam internal exam

[@rakeshvenkat3766]

Sir can I expect a forced damped vibration ?

[@EducationLessons]

Dont worry, You will get video lectures of forced damped vibration...stay tuned with us!!

[@mansoor5828]

Good job..kept it up

[@EducationLessons]

Thank you 🙂 Check out more videos from playlist. Here is the link for playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLwpA_XrwdvgZdUjaiINtHxzw_wIdfO52_&disable_polymer=true Comment us if you have any doubt.

[@dhaivattrivedi2898]

Thanks for hindi

[@SunnyKumar-od2sh]

Derivation to complete kro bhaiya g half haii ye too

[@muzamelpamir4336]

Good explanation

[@EducationLessons]

Thank you brother Here is a playlist with more important videos on vibration kzbin.info/aero/PLwpA_XrwdvgYT6cqLRYVOgy8hS1h0UnmI Hope this helps you

[@kpuniyal4545]

A single degree k liye hai kya sir

[@EducationLessons]

Yes

[@lokeshgaba2807]

Sir please upload derivation of bifilar and trifiliar suspension and it's problems

[@pavankumarsharma8322]

Sir B. Tech level ka paper ka solution ki vedio banaye mechanical vibration

[@coexistence321]

Good

[@hussainrider4168]

Quadratic equation ki calculation worng hai bhai zara check ke batao

[@sachinnegi2755]

Thanks mam

[@keshu4678]

Are mere Bhai mg ko kyon Nahi include Kiya ?

[@yogeshgangurde6695]

spring force (k-delta not kx) and mg balance one another when in static equilibrium, hence not included.

[@rebeckavogel]

What a waste of time. Please do not use english in your title and description, when you are not even talking eglish in the video.

[@EducationLessons]

We understand your problem Rebecka. We will be uploading videos in English soon to overcome your problem, please don't panic! Just now videos are in Hindi Language, so its difficult for you to understand, but it's for better understanding for students from India. We are using same technical English words in videos, just explanation is in Hindi. Don't wry, if you don't know Hindi, we will be uploading videos in English soon.

[@geedee9556]

@@EducationLessons Put your titles in Hindi then. You owe me a couple of minutes

[@hiteshwaradhikari8054]

@@geedee9556 chal be gandwe

[@Saurabh_Dandekar]

Toh mat dekh na... who told you to waste ur couple of minutes.. its clear at the starting of video that its not in english language... u should have quit the video at that time ... dont blame him..he is taking efforts to teach others.

[@avishchand298]

@@geedee9556Dee fuck off. it took you 4 minutes to realize this video was in Hindi? Also, youtube isn't only for English viewers. the title makes the concept easier to find.

[@chikechukwuogor4391]

What do you mean.."hello friends", then you start speaking Hindi? Next time you're doing a video in another language, do not give the video an English title please 😬

[@akashgaming3041]

Bro becoz nobody search in hindi

[@subhamavparmy]

Because you are such a damp people

[@subhamavparmy]

There is not say it is an English tutorial...

[@subhamavparmy]

Why people does like it

[@yogeshgangurde6695]

Instead of not naming the video in English, one solution would be to mention the language of explanation within the title, to avoid such incidents in future; e.g. "Damped Free Vibrations with Viscous Damping-Theory (Equation of motion) [DOM] [In Hindi]" Since English is an official language in India, the concepts aren't transcribed to any language other than English in our English medium schools. while we are learning the concepts in English, many Indian students have problem understanding the concepts, just because they are explained in English (since it isnt most of us' mother tongue). Hence, to not let language be a barrier in understanding the concept, youtubers go for Hindi explanation. Yet since the concept names are in English, we have to search them on You-Tube in English language itself. :)

[@steveivanka]

but anyway i listen it and learn some

[@tongtinoklongchari5980]

I thought the dog was barking outside my room so I just paused and listen

[@safikansari2276]

Same with me

[@yogeshgangurde6695]

same here!

[@avinashjamwal7202]

Thanks sir

[@EducationLessons]

Your welcome Avinash ☺️. Check out more videos based on balancing and vibration from below playlist. kzbin.info/aero/PLwpA_XrwdvgZdUjaiINtHxzw_wIdfO52_

[@sameersalihy7546]

Plzz english

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[@somanathb9196]

Tq

[@EducationLessons]

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[@olivertsaldivia4927]

Alright ima head out

[@ajoyprasad963]

It's just a calculation No logic no example

[@mouradkh8472]

where is it inertia force m*g ?

[@BaTeLAL3ony]

don't name in ENGLISH please if it is I another language!!!

[@subhamavparmy]

Because you are such a damp people

[@subhamavparmy]

There is not say it is an English tutorial

[@subhamavparmy]

English is own language for everyone

[@crisistg7315]

How someone wrote that topic in hindi 😂

[@adityanag1502]

Madam numericals bataayen to koi baat bane

[@EducationLessons]

Check this playlist for numericals on vibrations... kzbin.info/aero/PLwpA_XrwdvgYT6cqLRYVOgy8hS1h0UnmI or else check the description of this video only, you will get links of other important theory and numericals. Thank you

[@beygir1961]

i think sometime he speaks indian in the video.

[@aimenkiani8783]

V.well

[@EducationLessons]

Thank you ☺️

[@razashaikh5970]

Abe ad kitna dala h

[@ericpijano9002]

please Don't title the video in English if the video itself is not in English, Thanks !