2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2006.04.042
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Dynamic response of a viscously damped cantilever with a viscous end condition

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“…Since this assumption yields real quantities of natural frequencies and mode shapes of an undamped system to change into complex ones, the complex eigenfunction requires more analytical efforts to be solved and interpreted exactly. Although there are numbers of researches carried out into the scope of complex natural frequencies and mode shapes [12,14,15] and dynamic response of a non-proportional damped beam [16,17], the presence of crack in a non-proportional damped beam has not been studied in-depth. Due to the fact that the nature of the natural frequencies and mode shapes change considerably by introducing non-proportional damping into the system, there arises a pressing need to zoom in on the behavior of such systems and monitor the changes corresponding to the presence of cracks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since this assumption yields real quantities of natural frequencies and mode shapes of an undamped system to change into complex ones, the complex eigenfunction requires more analytical efforts to be solved and interpreted exactly. Although there are numbers of researches carried out into the scope of complex natural frequencies and mode shapes [12,14,15] and dynamic response of a non-proportional damped beam [16,17], the presence of crack in a non-proportional damped beam has not been studied in-depth. Due to the fact that the nature of the natural frequencies and mode shapes change considerably by introducing non-proportional damping into the system, there arises a pressing need to zoom in on the behavior of such systems and monitor the changes corresponding to the presence of cracks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(29), the modal damping ratio can be calculated by substituting the solution of k into Eq. (26). Comparison between the complex rotational stiffness and FE methods is shown in Figs.…”
Section: Validation Of Complex Rotational Stiffness Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For cantilever beams, the dynamic analysis can be accomplished by the Bernoulli-Euler beam theory [23,24]. A continuum beam with dampers has been theoretically studied, i.e., with a viscous damper in the longitudinal [25] and in the transverse direction [26], with rotational dampers at the free end [27], and with a viscous damper attached intermediately [28,29]. For damped outrigger systems, Chen and Wang [30] explored a single damped outrigger in a building based on the principle of virtual work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De fato, considerando-se o controle não linear: Observa-se, a vantagem da linearização entrada-saída para o estudo da estabilidade assintótica da dinâmica não linear. Pelos resultados clássicos existentes na literatura [5] e [6], não é possível determinar se a dinâmica não linear é estável, mas não assintoticamente estável, assintoticamente estável ou instável. Pela análise da dinâmica zero foi possível determinar a estabilidade assintótica da dinâmica não linear em torno da origem.…”
Section: A Análise Da Dinâmica Zero Do Sistema E Da Estabilidade Assiunclassified