A shaft 140 mm diameter is fixed from both end 2.5 m apart. It carries single masse of 150 at 0.6 m from the left hand. The weight of the shaft is 410 kg. Determine the natural frequenc of the shaft transverse vibrations by considering the weight of the shaft. Young's modulus f Wa³ b³ 3 EIL3 the material of the shaft is 211 GN/m2. (Use static deflection & =

A shaft 140 mm diameter is fixed from both end 2.5 m apart. It carries single masse of 150 at 0.6 m from the left hand. The weight of the shaft is 410 kg. Determine the natural frequenc of the shaft transverse vibrations by considering the weight of the shaft. Young's modulus f Wa³ b³ 3 EIL3 the material of the shaft is 211 GN/m2. (Use static deflection & =

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