Structural damper for auto-damping mechanical components

Yasunori Sakai*, Tomohisa Tanaka

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Abstract

This paper describes a direct passive vibration control approach for mechanical components. The passive damper with anisotropic composite structure (P-DACS) is a composite of metal and polymer, and it can be directly integrated into mechanical components. P-DACS can control static and dynamic characteristics with correctly tuned design parameters and material characteristics. Moreover, the damping can be increased without decreasing static stiffness when optimal design parameters and material are selected. Thus, P-DACS can add auto-damping of static and dynamic vibrations to a structural component. Furthermore, the damping ability can be increased simultaneously for multiple elastic vibration modes. Simulations clarifying the characteristics of P-DACS were conducted to indicate the feasibility of integrating P-DACS into structural components.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)864-868
Number of pages5
JournalStructures
Volume24
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2020
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Composite
  • Passive damper
  • Structural damper
  • Vibration absorption
  • Vibration mode control

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