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Research and Application of Electrorheological-fluid Based Inte-lligent Structure

Fei Ren-yuan

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Electrorheological(ER) fluid material is one of the intelligent materials with the most versatile capabilities. The paper reviews the research both at home and abroad on ER material's properties and its ER effect, as well as the application of it in power drive, actuator, robot, vibration control and machinery manufacturing system.

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Electrorheological(ER) fluid material is one of the intelligent materials with the most versatile capabilities. The paper reviews the research both at home and abroad on ER material's properties and its ER effect, as well as the application of it in power drive, actuator, robot, vibration control and machinery manufacturing system.

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Electrorheological(ER) fluid material is one of the intelligent materials with the most versatile capabilities. The paper reviews the research both at home and abroad on ER material's properties and its ER effect, as well as the application of it in power drive, actuator, robot, vibration control and machinery manufacturing system.

Key concepts: Electrorheological fluid, Actuator, Mechanical engineering, Vibration, Robot, Engineering, Vibration control, Power (physics)

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