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10 July 2002 Modeling and analysis of smart localized structural elements for nonlinear vibration control of a taut string
Oded Gottlieb, Giuseppe Rega, Walter Lacarbonara
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Abstract
The behavior of smart localized structural elements for nonlinear vibration control of a taut string is investigated in this manuscript. A nonlinear lumped mass dynamical system is derived and analyzed numerically to reveal conditions for possible forced vibration reduction. The strategy employed consists of an open loop excitation approach enabled via actuation of a smart element by a slight harmonic change of its length. Results of a bifurcation analysis reveal possible vibration reduction via two distinct mechanisms: i) parametric excitation that enables reduction of external forcing and ii) energy transfer from the directly excited vertical response to both rotation and horizontal motions.
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Oded Gottlieb, Giuseppe Rega, and Walter Lacarbonara "Modeling and analysis of smart localized structural elements for nonlinear vibration control of a taut string", Proc. SPIE 4693, Smart Structures and Materials 2002: Modeling, Signal Processing, and Control, (10 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.475237
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KEYWORDS
Chemical elements

Dynamical systems

Vibration control

Nonlinear control

Energy transfer

Motion models

Complex systems

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