THE ROLE OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN ANALYZING DYNAMIC PROCESSES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
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Differential equations, mechanical engineering, dynamic systems, vibration damping, mathematical modeling, resonance, damping coefficient.Abstract
This article explores the application of mathematical modeling, specifically ordinary differential equations (ODEs), in the analysis of dynamic systems within mechanical engineering. The study focuses on the vibration damping of machine components and the stability of mechanical structures under periodic external forces. By utilizing second-order linear differential equations, a model for a spring-mass-damper system is developed. The results demonstrate how varying damping coefficients affect the kinetic energy dissipation and structural integrity of mechanical parts. The findings provide a theoretical foundation for improving the wear resistance and operational safety of industrial machinery.
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