2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/6632714
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Vibration Characteristics of Rolling Mill System under Constraints of the Nonlinear Spring Force and Friction Force from Hydraulic Cylinder

Abstract: Considering the two kinds of nonlinear constraints of rolling mill hydraulic cylinder, spring force and friction force, the vibration model of rolling mill system is established. The amplitude frequency response equations are obtained by using the average method. Comparing the time history curves of vertical vibration displacement of rolling mill system under the nonlinear spring force and friction force, the amplitude frequency characteristic curves are simulated. The external excitation amplitude is viewed a… Show more

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“…The 100 m X-BOW Polar Expedition Cruiser has twin propellers and twin rudders with a 3100 mm oar diameter and 80% rated working speed of 192 RPM; the main engine parameters are shown in Table 1. According to the literature [20], the main excitation forces of the ship are main engine excitation and propeller pulsation excitation, and the excitation spectrum is shown in Figure 5. The excitation in Figure 5 was loaded into the finite element model to obtain the vibration velocity of each cabin.…”
Section: The 100 M X-bow Local Vibration Testmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 100 m X-BOW Polar Expedition Cruiser has twin propellers and twin rudders with a 3100 mm oar diameter and 80% rated working speed of 192 RPM; the main engine parameters are shown in Table 1. According to the literature [20], the main excitation forces of the ship are main engine excitation and propeller pulsation excitation, and the excitation spectrum is shown in Figure 5. The excitation in Figure 5 was loaded into the finite element model to obtain the vibration velocity of each cabin.…”
Section: The 100 M X-bow Local Vibration Testmentioning
confidence: 99%