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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Single-degree-of-freedom system"”.

  1. Análise da estabilidade de métodos de integração passo a passo

    … between these two methods, when applied to a single degree of freedom system, is done.

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  2. Disturbance reduction in nonlinear systems via adaptive quenching

    … adaptive quenching algorithm for a nonlinear single-degree-of-freedom system with unknown constant system parameters is presented. The system is subject to external or parametric sinusoidal disturbances and the resulting control signal is also sinusoidal. The quenching algorithm provides a …

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  3. Deterministic and stochastic responses of nonlinear systems

    This dissertation is concerned with the responses of nonlinear systems to both deterministic and stochastic excitations. For a single-degree-of-freedom system, the response of a simply-supported buckled beam to parametric excitations is investigated. Two types of excitations are examined: …

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  4. A Homogenization Approach for Design and Simulation of Blast Resistant Composites

    … mitigation. This dissertation examines the use of the homogenization approach to design and simulate blast resistant composites. Three case studies are performed to examine the usefulness of different methods that may be used in designing and optimizing composite plates for blast resistance. The …

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  5. Analytical Modeling of Wood-Frame Shear Walls and Diaphragms

    <p>Analytical models of wood-frame shear walls and diaphragms for use in monotonic, quasi-static (cyclic), and dynamic analyses are developed in this thesis. A new analytical model is developed to accurately represent connections between sheathing panels and wood framing members …

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  6. Stability of nonlinear oscillatory systems with application to ship dynamics

    … an approximate bifurcation diagram for a single-degree-of-freedom system in a selected parameter space is developed. The procedure is based on the application of Floquet analysis to determine the stability of second-order perturbation approximations of the solutions of the system in the …

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  7. Analytical and experimental study of control effort associated with model reference adaptive control

    … much interest in control and identification of Large Space Structures (LSS). Our inability to model these LSS accurately has generated extensive research into robust controllers capable of maintaining stability in the presence of large structural uncertainties as well as changing structural …

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  8. Characterization of an Electromagnetic Tuned Vibration Actuator

    … These devices are implemented to suppress the system's vibration by transferring energy to the absorber mass. This research examines an electromagnetic tuned vibration absorber that can have its tuned frequency altered by gap and current variation. The advantage of an adjustable TVA is that the …

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  9. Shock isolation using switchable stiffness

    … control strategy applied to the problem of shock isolation. This is based on the principle that the stiffness and mass are the principal physical properties that control the passive system shock response. The problem of shock response control is divided in two stages. Firstly, the maximum …

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  10. Active vibration isolation with a distributed parameter isolator

    … usually assumed to be massless for the purpose of modelling. This simplification tends to overestimate the isolator performance because of neglecting the internal resonances (IRs) due to the distributed mass effects in the isolator, which is especially important for lightly damped metallic …

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  11. Identification and Quantification of Nonlinear Behavior in a Disbonded Aluminum Honeycomb Panel using Single Degree-of-Freedom Models

    <p>There is not a complete understanding of how damage mechanisms in composite materials react to nondestructive testing inputs. A deeper understanding of composite damage mechanisms and their responses to external vibratory excitation is sought using nonlinear modeling of damping and stiffness …

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  12. Vibration Measurement Based Damage Identification for Structural Health Monitoring

    The focus of this research is on the development of vibration response-based damage detection in civil engineering structures. Modal parameter-based and model identification-based approaches have been considered. In the modal parameter-based approach, the flexibility and curvature flexibility …

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  13. Control of sound transmission into payload fairings using distributed vibration absorbers and Helmholtz resonators

    … is investigated. This new solution is composed of optimally damped vibration absorbers (DVA) and optimally damped Helmholtz resonators (HR). A fully coupled structural-acoustic model of a composite cylinder excited by an external plane wave is developed as a first approximation of the system. A …

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  14. Chaotic motions of nonlinearly moored structures

    A number of studies have described the theoretical and numerical aspects of the chaotic motions of offshore structures with nonlinear moorings. As one such example, Aoki, Sawaragi and Isaacson (1993) described the numerical simulation of the motions of a single degree of freedom system with a …

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  15. The dynamic soil structure interaction of shallow foundations on dry sand beds

    The design of shallow foundations located in seismically active zones typically takes a near zero tolerance approach to allowing relative movements between the foundation and underlying soil. This results in a rigid coupling of the foundation with the soil and hence the full transmission of the …

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