Passive, Adaptive and Active Tuned Vibration Absorbers—A Survey

Sun, Jian‐Qiao; Jolly, Mark; Norris, Mark A.

doi:10.1115/1.2836462

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“…The mechanical tuned vibration absorber (MTVA) is probably the most popular passive anti-vibration device [1]. Successful applications of the MTVA can be found in civil engineering structures (e.g., the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, the Taipei World Financial Center in Taiwan and the Millenium Bridge in London) and in other engineering applications (e.g., cars and high-voltage lines).…”

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Piezoelectric vibration damping using resonant shunt circuits: an exact solution

Soltani

Kerschen

Tondreau

et al. 2014

Smart Mater. Struct.

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The objective of this paper is to propose an exact closed-form solution to the ∞ H optimization of piezoelectric materials shunted with inductive-resistive passive electrical circuits. Realizing that Den Hartogʼs method which imposes fixed points of equal height in the receptance transfer function is approximate, the parameters of the piezoelectric tuned vibration absorber are calculated through the direct minimization of the maxima of the receptance. The method is applied to a one-degree-of-freedom primary oscillator considering various values of the electromechanical coupling coefficients.

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Piezoelectric vibration damping using resonant shunt circuits: an exact solution

Soltani

Kerschen

Tondreau

et al. 2014

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“…A vibration neutralizer system has been widely used to suppress or attenuate vibrations in linear, nonlinear vibrating mechanical systems and many structures. The applications of this device can be found particularly in bridges, building structures, aeroplanes, machine tools and others engineering systems [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. A previous study of Hao et al [14] investigated about tuned vibration neutralizer to suppress of handarm vibration in electric grass trimmer.…”

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Theoretical modelling of a beam with attached spring-mass-damper system

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Abstract. Vibrations are always undesirable, wasting energy besides producing noise. In this case, beams which are prominent component in most engineering having no exemption from the vibration effect when imposed by dynamic loading. One of the approach to attenuate vibration of a structure is by having a spring-mass-damper (SMD) system or typically known as vibration neutralizer attached to the vibrating structure. This method is more promising as it does not contribute significant additional energy to the structure. The work presented in this paper describes the frequency response (FRF) of a simply supported beam with an attached SMD system. A mathematical model of a beam was at first developed in the study which was further derived to include the attachment of SMD system. In order to transform the derived equations into a form of graph that can be analysed, Matlab® software was used. The outcome from Matlab® shows that the attachment of SMD onto beam attenuates its vibration significantly. The result also displays a good resemblance FRF when compared with numerical finite element analysis of Ansys®. It is expected that the theoretical derivation demonstrated in this paper provide a helpful reference to future researchers who endeavour to find equations of a simply supported beam with an attached SMD system as well as for a vibration control study.

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“…Vibration absorbers have found extensive use in engineering. The recent activities in the area of design, development, and application of tuned vibration absorbers was provided by Sun et al [1]. Korenev and Reznikov [2] o!ered an excellent collection of examples and consequent practical industrial application of such devices.…”

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