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Commentary on factors affecting transverse vibration using an idealized theoretical equation
Author(s) -
Joseph Murphy
Publication year - 2000
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2737/fpl-rn-276
Subject(s) - vibration , stiffness , transverse plane , boundary value problem , elasticity (physics) , transverse vibration , young's modulus , flexural strength , structural engineering , flexural rigidity , mathematical analysis , mathematics , engineering , materials science , physics , acoustics , composite material
An idealized theoretical equation to calculate flexural stiffness using transverse vibration of a simply end-supported beam is being considered by the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) Wood Committee D07 to determine lumber modulus of elasticity. This commentary provides the user a quantitative view of six factors that affect the accuracy of using the idealized theoretical equation, idealized assumptions, and idealized boundary conditions. The six factors that affect the calculation of the flexural modulus of elasticity are ranked in order of importance, and recommendations are given. Not covered are the precision and accuracy of the physical measurements.

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