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Luay S. Alansari
has a B.Sc. and an M.Sc. degrees in mechanical engineering from the Babylon
University, Babylon, Iraq, and a Ph.D. degree in mechanical engineering from
the University of Technology, Baghdad, Iraq. He has published many
academic and industrial oriented papers. Currently, Dr. Alansari is Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Kufa Univesity, Department of
Mechanical Engineering. His research interests include Applied Mechanics,
Vibration, and Natural Frequency.
E-mail address: luays.alansari@uokufa.edu.iq; ls_alansari@yahoo.com

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Kufa, Najaf, Iraq.

Chapter 5: Modified Rayleigh Method for Calculating the Natural
Frequency of Stepped Cantilever Beam.
Abstract
Rayleigh method is one of classical methods used for calculating the natural frequency of the beam
but it is not accurate when the beam is a stepped beam. In this work, Rayleigh method was modified
using a new method for calculating the equivalent moment of inertia of stepped beam. There are
three important parameters affected on the static deflection and natural frequency of the stepped
beam. These parameters are the width ratio, the length ratio and shape of the cross sections area of
the stepping beam. In order to study the effect of the shape of cross section area, the static
deflection and natural frequency of four types of beam were calculated using classical Rayleigh
method, modified Rayleigh method and Finite Element Method (FEM) using ANSYS. The four
types of beams were circular beam, square beam, rectangular beam with stepping in width only and
rectangular beam with stepping in height only. The comparison between the results of static
deflection and natural frequency for these four types of beams and for these three methods were
made. A good agreement was found between the results of static deflection calculated by ANSYS
and modified Rayleigh methods for each type of beam except the square beam specially when the
length of larger step is more than half of the length of beam. Also, a good agreement was found
between the results of natural frequency calculated by ANSYS and modified Rayleigh methods for
each type of beam. In order to study the effect of the width and length ratio, the three models were
used to calculate the natural frequency of cantilever stepped beam compound from two parts for
different width and length ratio. The comparison between the three methods was done and he results
showed the effect of the width for small and large part of beam, the length of large part of step, and
the ratio of large to small width of stepping beam on the natural frequency of stepping beam. The
natural frequency of stepping beam is increasing with increasing of the width of small and large
parts of beam. In addition to, the natural frequency of beam is increasing with increasing the length
of large width until reach to (0.52 m) and decreasing then when the modified Rayleigh model or
ANSYS model are used.
Keywords: Natural frequency; Static deflection; Stepping cantilever beam; Rayleigh method; Finite
elements method; ANSYS; Stiffness of beam; Equivalent moment of inertia; Point equivalent
moment of inertia; Beam.

Computational Fluid Dynamics Applications in Green Design.,
ISBN 13: 978-1494875756,
http://amzn.com/1494875756






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