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A flow induced system with dry friction

✍ Scribed by Aleš Tondl; Radoslav Nabergoj


Book ID
103980976
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1996
Tongue
English
Weight
812 KB
Volume
7
Category
Article
ISSN
0960-0779

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✦ Synopsis


A flow induced system, consisting of an elastically mounted body with a pendulum attached, was analysed by Tondl and Nabergoj [A. Tondl and R. Nabergoj, Non-periodic and chaotic vibrations in a flow induced system, Chaos, Solitons & Fructals 4, 2193-2202(1994)]. Here, a system with dry friction acting on the body is considered. It is proved that the trivial solution is stable and that the semi-trivial solution (non-oscillating pendulum) is unstable in the whole range of the flow velocity. The non-trivia1 solution (both body and pendulum are oscillating) exists only above a certain threshold. The analytical solutions are compared with the results of numerical investigation. Vibration records are complemented by mapping diagrams. l trivial solution x = x0 = const., Q, = 0, where --G/q* < x0 < 0/q'; 0 semi-trivial solution x # const., 91 = 0; 0 non-trivial solution x f const., Q, # 0.

The stability analysis of the trivial solution for 6 = 0 is straightforward and has not been 35.1


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