Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4924314 | Journal of Sound and Vibration | 2017 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
Reducing displacements of a plate vibrating under a pair of masses traveling in opposite directions can be improved by adding a smart subsoil instead of a classical damping layer. We propose a material that acts according to the instantaneous state of the plate, i.e., its displacements and velocity. Such an intelligent damping layer reduces vertical displacements even by 40%-60%, depending on the type of load and the assumed objective function. Existing materials enable the application of the proposed layer in a semi-active mode. The passive mode can be applied with materials exhibiting direction-dependent viscosity.
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Authors
CzesÅaw Bajer, Dominik Pisarski, Tomasz Szmidt, BartÅomiej Dyniewicz,