Figure shows a device for compacting loose material such as powder. A hydraulic pressure p(t) is suddenly applied a constant ur 23 N/m, and thus is modeled asA ten forcine funrtien The msses of the piston, the material to be compacted, and the supporting structure have been included in the mass m. The mass m 10 kg, ce 80 N.s/m and k 200 N/m The area of the piston is 0.1 m, Obtain the theoretical response aft) and also verify the response using Matlab.

Figure shows a device for compacting loose material such as powder. A hydraulic pressure p(t) is suddenly applied a constant ur 23 N/m, and thus is modeled asA ten forcine funrtien The msses of the piston, the material to be compacted, and the supporting structure have been included in the mass m. The mass m 10 kg, ce 80 N.s/m and k 200 N/m The area of the piston is 0.1 m, Obtain the theoretical response aft) and also verify the response using Matlab.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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