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DETERMINATION OF DAMPING CONSTANTS FOR A DRY FRICTION-VISCOUS DAMPED OSCILLATOR

Authors: D. A. DaDeppo;

DETERMINATION OF DAMPING CONSTANTS FOR A DRY FRICTION-VISCOUS DAMPED OSCILLATOR

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Abstract : The method of least squares is applied to the problem of analyzing a decay record to determine the damping constants for a dry friction-viscous damped, single-degree-of-freedom system. Solution of the set of non-linear equations which yield the constants is obtained by applying the Newton-Raphson method of iteration. Sample calculations show that the method is not well suited for manual computation. A program is presented for calculating the damping constants by means of a digital computer.

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