Recent advances in active constrained layer damping treatment
S. Narayanan
Abstract
S. Narayanan
Abstract
It is becoming increasingly important to add damping to structures for vibration and noise control purposes. Most damping falls in two categories: passive damping and active damping. Recently, a new subset of damping was created by combining passive and active damping, thereby producing a hybrid damping treatment. This paper is a review of these damping treatments including the recent advances in the hybrid damping using active constrained layer damping (ACLD) treatment.
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It is becoming increasingly important to add damping to structures for vibration and noise control purposes. Most damping falls in two categories: passive damping and active damping. Recently, a new subset of damping was created by combining passive and active damping, thereby producing a hybrid damping treatment. This paper is a review of these damping treatments including the recent advances in the hybrid damping using active constrained layer damping (ACLD) treatment.
Key concepts: Constrained-layer damping, Damping torque, Magnetic damping, Damping off, Vibration control, Vibration, Thermoelastic damping, Layer (electronics)