Dunkerley's method to find natural frequency of free transverse vibrations

Dunkerley's method to find natural frequency of free transverse vibrations
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realy helpfull explanation thank you ma"am !

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ok can you explain what udl is?

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Unlike a point load, udl is uniformly distributed load. In this case, it is a load uniformly distributed along a given length.

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[@TonyAbbeyFETraining]

You state constantly that Dunkerly’s equation is empirical. It is not, it has a theoretical basis. Empirical means it was found by observation or test without any background derivation. A brief knowledge of where it comes from helps understand what it is about. That is better than just using it by rote.

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Any result is accepted for practical use only after experimental validation and the outcomes mentioned here have both theoretical and experimental basis. So, yeah, it is empirical too.

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madam how we get fns

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You have to use mohr's theorem (in strength of materials subject) to find the deflection of beam under different loading conditions

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