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The damping coefficient and the damping force of a simple spring mass system

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  1. The suspension system of a two-wheeler can be equated to a single spring-mass system with a viscous damper connected in series. Sketch the free body diagram and give the equations of motion. For a mass m = 50 kg and a spring with a stiffness of 35 kN/m, determine what should be the damping coefficient (damping constant) for critical damping. What can be the damping force for a plunger velocity of 0.05 m/s?

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