Natural Vibration Analysis of a Simple Vibration Absorber
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https://doi.org/10.54097/s2264r56Keywords:
vibration absorber, modal frequency, modal shape.Abstract
The slender rod + mass block system is a typical elastic vibration absorber structure, with a simple structural form and strong design ability. It has wide application in engineering. This paper focuses on the inherent vibration characteristics of elastic structures and discusses the effects of gravity and typical geometric parameters on the modal frequency of the absorber structure. The calculation results show that, under the action of gravity, the overall strain rate is very low, and the impact of gravity on the structure's vibration characteristics can be ignored. With the increase of the length of mass block, length of slender rod, and the diameter of the mass block or with the decrease of diameter of slender rod, modal frequency of the elastic structure gradually decreases. The research conclusions can provide reference for the optimization design of simple elastic structures in engineering projects.
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