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2.2.3. Types of Damping Models
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What is viscous damping?
Hint
Think about how quickly something moves.
- 2.
What causes Coulomb damping?
Hint
Consider surfaces rubbing against each other.
- 3.
What is the primary characteristic of viscous damping?
- Constant force
- Proportional to velocity
- Forces due to mass only
Hint
Think about how it changes with speed.
- 4.
Coulomb damping is primarily caused by:
- True
- False
Hint
Consider surfaces under pressure.
- 5.
Explain how hysteretic damping could change the design approach for a new high-rise building in an earthquake-prone area.
Hint
Consider materials and how they respond during stress.
- 6.
If a structure experiences oscillations with a peak velocity of 10 m/s, and the damping coefficient is 200 Ns/m, calculate the damping force.
Hint
Use the viscous damping formula.
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