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Lecture Machine Foundation

This document discusses machine foundation design. It describes three main categories of machine foundations: reciprocating machines, impact machines, and rotary machines. It also outlines three common types of machine foundations: block type, caisson type, and wall type. Finally, it lists the main criteria for machine foundation design, including withstanding static and dynamic loads without resonance or excessive movement.

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Lecture Machine Foundation

This document discusses machine foundation design. It describes three main categories of machine foundations: reciprocating machines, impact machines, and rotary machines. It also outlines three common types of machine foundations: block type, caisson type, and wall type. Finally, it lists the main criteria for machine foundation design, including withstanding static and dynamic loads without resonance or excessive movement.

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Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations

Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.1 : Introduction ]


Objectives
In this section you will learn the following
Categories of machine foundations
Types of Machine Foundations
Criteria for the Design of Machine Foundations

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.1 : Introduction ]
Categories of machine foundations
Reciprocating machines:
It produces periodic unbalanced force and operating frequency is 600rpm. For designing unbalanced force is
taken as varying sinusoidally.
Impact machines
It produces impact loads at an operating frequency of 60-150 blows/min. Dynamic load attends the peak
within short duration and then die out quickly. Designed as over tuned.
Rotary machines:
These are high speed machines with high operating frequency. Hence the foundations are designed as under
tuned.
Types of Machine Foundations
Block type
Caisson type
Wall type

Figure 8.14 Types of Machine Foundations

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.1 : Introduction ]

Criteria for the Design of Machine Foundations

1.

Static Loading
Without shear failure
Without any excessive settlement

2.

Dynamic loading
No resonance
As per 2974 part1, r<0.5 (under tuned)
r>0.5 (over tuned)
The amplitude of motion should not exceed limiting amplitude. Permissible amplitude is 0.2mm.
Vibrations must not be annoying to the persons working in factory or surroundings.

Fig. 8.15 Displacement amplitude vs. frequency (Richard 1962)

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.1 : Introduction ]
Recap
In this section you have learnt the following.
Categories of machine foundations
Types of Machine Foundations
Criteria for the Design of Machine Foundations

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]
Objectives
In this section you will learn the following
Linear elastic weightless spring MSD model
Linear elastic theory

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]
Method of Analysis

1.
2.

linear elastic weightless spring MSD model


linear elastic theory
Degrees of freedom for block type foundation

Figure 8.16 Degrees of freedom for block type foundation


Linear Elastic Weightless Spring MSD Model
Vertical vibration

Horizontal
vibration

Rocking

Yawing

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]

Coefficient of uniform elastic compression


,
A=area of test plate
Coefficient of linear elastic shear
,
Barken (1962) proposed the following values:
=2

=2

According to IS: 5249:


,

=2

Vertical Vibration of the Block

, maximum amplitude

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]
Sliding Vibration of the Block

, maximum amplitude
Linear Elastic Theory
Table 8.2 Analysis by Lysmer and Richart (1966)
Mode of vibration Mass ratio
Vertical

Damping factor/ratio Spring constant

Sliding

Rocking

Torsional

r 0= radius of equivalent circular area of the foundation


Shear wave velocity

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]
Vertical Vibration of the Block

,
Vertical Vibration of the Block

,
Equation of Vertical Motion:

Sliding Vibration of the Block

Module 7 : Design of Machine Foundations


Lecture 32 : Machine foundation [ Section 32.2 : Methods of analysis ]
Recap
In this section you have learnt the following.
Linear elastic weightless spring MSD model
Linear elastic theory

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