An Experimental Study on the Characteristics of Impact Vibration Absorber with Free Mass
Bo‐Suk Yang, Jongwan Kim
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Bo‐Suk Yang, Jongwan Kim
Abstract
In this paper, an impact vibration absorber that reduces the high vibration amplitude of a vibrating system is studied. This absorber consists of a free mass allowed to impact on to the secondary leaf spring so that the vibration energy is dissipated by converaion into noise and heat. The experimental parameters are weight of the free mass and impat clearance. According to the measured results, the high vibration in resonance region is reduced more effectively by the impact clearance ratio than by the mass ratio.
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In this paper, an impact vibration absorber that reduces the high vibration amplitude of a vibrating system is studied. This absorber consists of a free mass allowed to impact on to the secondary leaf spring so that the vibration energy is dissipated by converaion into noise and heat. The experimental parameters are weight of the free mass and impat clearance. According to the measured results, the high vibration in resonance region is reduced more effectively by the impact clearance ratio than by the mass ratio.
Key concepts: Vibration, Mass ratio, Dynamic Vibration Absorber, Materials science, Resonance (particle physics), Spring (device), Noise (video), Amplitude