This paper considers the transverse vibrations of a line beam system carrying a discrete masses on the elastic
foundation. The line beam system consists of step-up beams associating among themselves elastic hinges with one or
two degrees of freedom. The series of discrete masses are connected elastically in the separate sections of the beam
system. The elastic foundation has piecewise-constant coefficient of rigidity except concentrated inclusions in the form
intermediate elastic supports and fixturings. The mathematical model of continuum discrete system is offered here. The
solution of differential equations is found analytically using spline-transformation's method. The program MOCODISS
(Modeling of Continuous-Discrete Systems) realizes the developed algorithms. MOCODISS gives the means for creating
of calculation models for beam type in interactive mode using graphic and tabular editors. There are visual means for
creating beam elements with piecewise-constant conditions, elastic hinges with one or two degrees of freedom, rigidly
fixed masses, separate elastic supports and/or fixturings, piecewise-constant elastic foundation and the series of masses
connecting with the beams. In mode of calculation's results we can used structural monitoring of beam elements,elastic
hinges and elastic foundation in the graphic and writing forms. The validity of developed algorithms is confirmed by
comparison with the numerical and experimental data of other researches.
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