Mechanical vibrations
| Structure Type:  | Course | 
| Code:  | KC23CK70031 | 
| Type:  | Elective | 
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| Level:  | Bachelor | 
| Credits:  | 4.0 points | 
| Responsible Teacher:  | Estlander, Ilkka | 
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| Language of Instruction:  | Finnish | 
Course Implementations, Planned Year of Study and Semester
| Curriculum   | Semester   | Credits   | Start of Semester   | End of Semester | 
| KOTU-2013KOTU   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2016-08-01   | 
2016-12-31   | 
| KOTU-2014KOTU   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2017-08-01   | 
2017-12-31   | 
| KOTU-2015AUTO   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2018-08-01   | 
2018-12-31   | 
| KOTU-2015KOTU   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2018-08-01   | 
2018-12-31   | 
| KOTU-2016AUTO   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2019-08-01   | 
2019-12-31   | 
| KOTU-2016KOTU   | 
4 autumn   | 
4.0   | 
2019-08-01   | 
2019-12-31   | 
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the course, students will 
- understand phenomena pertaining to vibration and their significance in mechanical engineering.
- understand basics of using of CAD/FEM software in dynamic analyses of structures.
In addition student will strengthen design and machine safety competences.
Student's Workload
Will be announced at the beginning of the course.
Prerequisites / Recommended Optional Courses
No previous studies are required.
Contents
- mathematical illustrations of vibration
- vibrations of one degree of freedom
- vibrations of many degrees of freedom
- natural frequencies and natural modes
- damping
- earthquake design according to SFS-EN 1998-1
Recommended or Required Reading
Lecture material
Mode of Delivery / Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods
Lectures and exercises
Assessment Criteria
Satisfactory (1-2): Student knows the basics principals of the course and is able to utilize them.
 
Good (3-4): Student knows the knowledge objectives of the course well and is cabable to conceive connections between learned issues
 
Excellent (5): Student knows the knowledge objectives of the course excellent and is able to evaluate and validate content of course
Assessment Methods
Examination and exercises
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