Behavior of the Voigt-Kelvin Viscous-elastic Linear Materials to Stationary Dynamic Actions with Control in the Inertial Rotational Force
Journal Title: Romanian Journal of Acoustics and Vibration - Year 2015, Vol 12, Issue 1
Abstract
The dynamic response and the dissipated energy of the Voigt-Kelvin antivibration linear modular materials are presented. Thus, for the perturbing inertial rotational force the cases of systems without mass or with an added mass are analyzed, highlighting the significant dynamic response. On this basis, the results obtained from dynamic analyses and experimental evaluations are shown both for the dynamic response parameters as well as for the parameters of the internal energy dissipation.
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Carmen ALEXANDRU
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