Definition of Natural period of vibration (T)

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Natural period of vibration (T)

The term 'Natural period of vibration (T)' as it applies to the area of reclamation can be defined as ' The period of vibration of a a structure is the time required for one cycle of the simple harmonic motion in one of these characteristic patterns (shapes). T = 1/f'.

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