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Performance Simulation Applied to MR Damper Based on Mixed Working Model

Wang Geng-feng

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The formulas of MR damper was derived based on mixed working model,simulation model of MR damper based on mixed working model was built with the SIMULINK software,the result shows that performance of damper is consistent with mathematical model of MR damper,and also the MR damper exited a certain magnetic hysteresis phenomenon.

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The formulas of MR damper was derived based on mixed working model,simulation model of MR damper based on mixed working model was built with the SIMULINK software,the result shows that performance of damper is consistent with mathematical model of MR damper,and also the MR damper exited a certain magnetic hysteresis phenomenon.

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The formulas of MR damper was derived based on mixed working model,simulation model of MR damper based on mixed working model was built with the SIMULINK software,the result shows that performance of damper is consistent with mathematical model of MR damper,and also the MR damper exited a certain magnetic hysteresis phenomenon.

Key concepts: Damper, Hysteresis, Engineering, Structural engineering, Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Physics, Control (management)

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