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2015 Vol. 34, No. 4
Published: 2015-02-25

 
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1 Experimental study on the indentation and perforation of sandwich panels with aluminiumfoam core
Li Zhibin;Lu Fangyun
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Indentation and perforation behaviors of sandwich panels with composite face sheets and closed-cellaluminum foam core are investigated experimentally. Quasi-static and low-velocity impact tests are carried out by usingan MTS system and a drop hammer tester, respectively. Experimental results show that the deformation and failure of thesandwich panels is roughly confined to the area directly underneath the indenter and the material outside the contact areaappears to be intact. Effects of some key parameters on the overall energy absorption behavior of the panels are exploredand compared through an energy-absorbing effectiveness factor, such as impact energy, face sheets and core thickness,core density and indenter nose shape, as well as boundary conditions.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 1-5 [Abstract] ( 423 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2613 KB)  ( 317 )
6 Experimental study on the dynamic behaviors of deep RC beams under impact loadings
Xu Bin;Zeng Xiang;
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In order to understand the dynamic behaviors of deep reinforced concrete (RC) beams under impact loadings, falling-weight impact tests on two groups of simply-supported deep RC beams with different static behaviors were carried out and the effects of impact velocity and the second impact on the impact-resistant behavior of deep RC beams are investigated. By analyzing the crack initiation, propagation and the failure process of the specimens recorded using a high-speed video camera and comparing the crack patterns of specimens under different loadings, it is found that the crack initiation, propagation, the failure process and crack patterns are affected obviously by impact velocity and the major crack development under the second impact mainly follows the crack path induced by the first impact loading. The characteristics of time histories of impact force and mid-span displacement and impact force versus mid-span displacement curves are described in details and that the maximum impact force, the maximum mid-span deflection, the residual mid-span deflection change approximately linearly with impact velocity for specimens without serious shear failure is observed. Moreover, the specimens with better ductility have better impact-resistant behaviors. Finally, by analysis of the time histories of impact force, supported reaction force and inertia force, it is deduced that taking the maximum impact force or the maximum support force as the impact-resistant loading capacity is irrational.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 6-13 [Abstract] ( 325 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3455 KB)  ( 368 )
14 The research on the nickel 690 alloy under micro-amplitude impact wear in deionized water and dry condition
CAI Zhen-bing;DENG Xiao-jian;YANG Rong;PENG Jin-fang;QIAN Hao;XIE Yong-cheng;ZHU Min-hao
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Through the innovation on clamp in the small load testing machine for impact wear to realize the configuration of tube on flat contact, which can simulate the micro-amplitude impact wear occurring in the steam generator between tube and anti-vibration bar. The nickel 690 alloy tube and 405 stainless steel were selected as the test materials. Micro-amplitude impact tests were obtained with different impact loads and lubrication conditions (dry and water).The wear and damaged mechanisms of 690 alloy were investigated through the analysis, micro-topography, fracture morphology, micro hardness. The results show that the wear mechanisms of the 690 alloy under the small load in the dry condition was combined with oxidation delaminlationand fatigue wear for high normal load. Under water, slightly damage can be found in small loads, and the wear mechanism is controlled by fatigue wear under high loads. The water liquid delay the cracking time compare to dry condition significantly.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 14-18 [Abstract] ( 191 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2456 KB)  ( 220 )
19 Research on the Anti-seismic Test of NEBS GR-63-CORE and its Control Strategy
LUAN Qiang-li CHEN Yu CHEN Zhang-wei HE Hui-nong
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Through the discussion on the anti-seismic test for telecommunications equipment, researched the anti-seismic test method in GR-63-CORE criteria of NEBS (Network Equipment-Building System). For the problems that the system bandwidth was not enough and nonlinear factors existed in a seismic test, designed a TVC (three-variable control) algorithm for servo control of the seismic simulating shaking table, and also proposed a correcting iteration algorithm in frequency domain for the drive signal correction of the shaking table. The research results show that the TVC algorithm can effectively expand the bandwidth of the test system and extend its dynamic response range; and the correcting iteration algorithm can effectively compensate the influences of the nonlinear factors in the test system by on-line correcting the drive signal iteratively. The seismic tests of NEBS GR-63-CORE show that with the control strategies of the TVC algorithm and the correcting iteration algorithm, the shaking table can achieve seismic waveform replication tests precisely.


2015 Vol. 34 (4): 19-24 [Abstract] ( 679 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2247 KB)  ( 232 )
25 DECORRELATION EMD: A NEW METHOD OF ELIMINATING MODE MIXING
Xiao Ying;Yin Fuliang
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Mode mixing is one of the difficulties of HHT in engineering applications, and a new method that embedding decorrelation operator into EMD process for solving the mode mixing is proposed. The essence of mode mixing is the mutual coupling of the information of the IMFs which results in the IMFs cannot represent a meaningful physical process, and it can be considered that the mode mixing is caused by the IMFs are not completely orthogonal. For the orthogonality and the non-correlation of the random process is equivalent, embedding decorrelation operator into EMD process can improve the orthogonality of the IMFs effectively and eliminate mode mixing. The simulation results show the effectiveness of this method.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 25-29 [Abstract] ( 578 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1432 KB)  ( 454 )
30 Automatic Deduction Method to Overall Transfer Equation and Visual Simulation Dynamics of Multiple Launch Rocket Systems
XIN Song RUI Xiao-ting RUI Xue ZHANG Jian-shu WANG Guo-ping
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The automatic deduction method to overall transfer equation and rapid simulation of launch dynamics of Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) are the key to the dynamic design of MLRS. For a new type MLRS, the multibody system launch dynamics model and its topological graph are developed. According to sign conventions and transfer equation of elements, an automatic method to develop the overall transfer equations for the new type MLRS is developed. The modeling efficiency and programming level are improved. The visual simulation system for dynamics of MLRS is established, and the launch dynamics are simulated rapidly and validated by test. The theory base for dynamic design of a new MLRS is provided.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 30-34 [Abstract] ( 238 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1839 KB)  ( 311 )
35 Hybrid PC-PEM method for double random vibration analysis
XIANG Pan;ZHAO Yan; LIN Jia-hao
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Due to the processing and manufacturing uncertainty the actual structure system often has a lot of uncertainty. How to accurately assess the dynamic behavior of the uncertain system, it not only has the practical significance, but also is a research focus on the structural theory in recent years. In this paper the dynamic behavior of the structure with uncertain parameters under external random excitation is investigated. The uncertain parameters of the structure are modeled by the random variable, and the random excitations are modeled by the stochastic process. The hybrid Polynomial Chaos and Pseudo Excitation Method (PC-PEM) are proposed to evaluate the random vibration response of the uncertain structure. Finally, the proposed method is applied to evaluate the random response of a 21 bars truss with uncertain parameters. The first two statistical moments are discussed, and the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed method are verified compare with the Monte Carlo Method. This work is of great significance to the random vibration analysis for the complex equipments and structures with the uncertain parameters.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 35-39 [Abstract] ( 260 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1446 KB)  ( 126 )
40 Improved Computing Order Tracking and its Applications
MING An-bo;ZHANG Wei;QIN Zhao-ye;CHU Fu-lei
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To overcome the computation singularity that the traditional computing order tracking (COT) is not able to estimate the re-sampling time when the rotor system rotates with an invariable frequency or slow-variable frequency, an improved COT method is proposed on the basis of the cubic spline interpolation. Since the cumulate rotation angular increases monotonically as the time pass-by, the time variable is presented to be the function of the cumulate rotation angular based on the principle that the inverse function of a monotone function inevitably exists. The cubic spline interpolation method is used to solve the equations and obtains the re-sampling time of the arbitrary rotation condition. Simulation and experiment are used to validate the efficacy of the improved COT method at various rotation conditions. By solving the computation singularity of the traditional COT method in the application of the invariable or slow-variable rotation frequency condition, the improved COT method extends the applicable range of the COT method and is valuable in engineering applications.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 40-47 [Abstract] ( 266 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3172 KB)  ( 176 )
48 The research of multiphase models applied for flow field numerical simulation of vehicle exiting water
Wei Haipeng;Fu Song
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The objective of this paper is to evaluate the predicted capability of mixture and VOF models for the simulation of unsteady flows around a moving revolution vehicle. In the simulation, the k-ε turbulence model is used along with the transport equation-based cavitation model, in order to simulate the water-exit process, the dynamic mesh technique is applied. Results are shown at non-cavitation and cavitation, respectively, and the transient flow structures and time evolution of pressure distribution are obtained. The numerical results analyze the difference between the capability with VOF and Mixture model, which is very important for the theoretical research and engineering application.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 48-52 [Abstract] ( 210 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1726 KB)  ( 239 )
53 Wavelet analysis of pressure on cross-line bridge due to high-speed train passage
ZHANG Jian;YANG Na;ZHENG Xiu-kai;LUAN Tao
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It is necessary to predict the aerodynamic load on buildings near the track due to high-speed train passage for designing these buildings and determining their limit. Cross-line bridge is a typical building near the track, the train-induced flow and its aerodynamic effects on bridge surface can not be ignored. Based on the pressure measured experiments of cross-line bridge, wavelet transform was made of the collected pressure, analysis of the surface pressure fluctuation characteristics and identification of the pressure distribution in different frequency bands were conducted. Analysis show that surface pressure component in low frequency band is large, while in high frequency band is relatively small, wind energy in low frequency band is large and small in high frequency band. The low frequency part of wind pressure has large impact on cross-line bridge, while the impact caused by high frequency components is small. Wavelet analysis is helpful to the study of wind pressure on the cross-line bridge surface. The analysis and application methods are worth further investigation.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 53-58 [Abstract] ( 298 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2456 KB)  ( 130 )
59 A method for calculating acoustic ray in unstratified ocean
TANG Jun-feng;YANG Shi-e;PIAO Sheng-chun
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The horizontal variations of sound speed profile and water depth have a significant effect on acoustic propagation in shallow water. This paper presents a method for calculating travel time based on ray theory in unstratified ocean.An efficient algorithm was applied to seek eigen rays arriving at hydrophone.The sound speed profile can be described approximately by empirical orthogonal functions (EOF) with proper precision.The coefficient of the EOF will scale linearly with horizontal distance in certain sea area.The ray method can calculate travel time rapidly with higher precision.The method can be used for fast inversion of sound speed profile in the ocean.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 59-62 [Abstract] ( 175 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1308 KB)  ( 130 )
63 Several problems in calculating the seismic response of soil layer with deep deposit by the general program
LOU Meng-lin;SHAO Xin-gang
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Several problems in the seismic response analysis of soil layer with deep deposit have been discussed by ANSYS and LS-DYNA. It shows that some elements of impact on calculation accuracy, such as chosen of calculation scope of the soil layer, dividing of mesh elements, formation of damping matrix and so on by comparing the numerical results obtained from the general programs. Numerical examples demonstrate that the relationship between the fundamental frequency of the soil layer and the predominant frequency of the earthquake excitation is an important factor effecting calculation accuracy. When the former is smaller than the latter, especially much smaller than the latter, the proportional coefficients in the damping matrix should be determined by the two frequencies. The vertical and horizontal grid size and the selection of the artificial boundary have a significant influence on the calculation results.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 63-68 [Abstract] ( 245 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1118 KB)  ( 207 )
69 Dynamical Modeling and Nonlinear Analysis of Microgyroscope
WEN Yong-peng SHANG Hui-lin
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This paper presents dynamics analysis model of microgyroscope, a multi-scale method is used to solve the nonlinear model of the microgyroscope. The influence of the output of the microgyroscope for the diving and the sensing spring beams is disscussed. The design principle of the bandwidth of micromachined gyroscope is studied considering the nonlinear stiffness. The results show that for the vibration system of microgyroscope, the detection sensitivity correlates negatively with the bandwidth. The input angular velocity has a nonlinear relationship with the detection output due to nonlinear stiffness of the mircromachined sping beams of the microgyroscope. Therefore, In the view of the design for the spring beams, the couple effects for the stiffness of the driving spring beam is relatively low, the appropriate spring beam can be selected according to the larger output or smaller nonlinear requirements. The stiffness of the sensing spring beam can be selected for a smaller nonlinear stiffness.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 69-73 [Abstract] ( 219 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1536 KB)  ( 237 )
74 Analysis of dynamic reduction coefficient for steel-concrete composite beams
HOU Zhongming;XIA He;WANG Yuanqing;ZHANG Yanling
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Considering the slip between steel girder and concrete slab, the fundamental governing motion equations of simply-supported steel-concrete composite beams are deduced and analyzed. On the above basis, considering the different mechanical characteristics from common bridges, the “dynamic stiffness reduction factor” and “frequency reduction factor” applicable to the dynamic calculation for the dynamic calculation of composite beams are proposed and compared with that in the Code for design of steel structures. Then the equivalent expression of composite beams is given. The study shows that the static expression from the Code for design of steel structures is not applicable to the calculation of dynamic equivalent stiffness, otherwise will cause obvious error.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 74-81 [Abstract] ( 228 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1492 KB)  ( 186 )
82 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FREQUENCY RESPONSES IN A BEAM STRUCTURE SUPPORTED WITH NONLINEAR STIFFNESS
Zhao Huandi;Wang Jun;Chen Lifen
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Experimental study of frequency responses in a beam structure supported with nonlinear stiffness is investigated in this paper. The test rig consists of a linear cantilever rectangular beam with its free end held between two thin identical beams. It can generate the different nonlinear supports in the end of the uniform beam by inserting steel rulers into the ends of the thin beams, which results in the different pre-deformation and the drift of the static balance point. We found in the results that, as the pre-deformation and the amplitude of excitation changed, the uniform beam’s dynamic characteristic shifts between soft, hard and linear stiffness. Theoretical analysis shows that pre-deformation of the structure results in the additional nonlinear terms (square and cubic) in the dynamic equation. The above results are also in agreement with numerical simulation. Experimental and theoretical investigation demonstrate that pre-deformation and the amplitude of excitation significantly affect system FRF performance.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 82-89 [Abstract] ( 269 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (5108 KB)  ( 162 )
90 Longitudinal guided waves excited by non-axisymmetric multielement surface loading conditions in pipes
MA Shu-yi;WU Zhan-jun;LIU Ke-hai;WANG Yi-shou
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Axisymmetric surface loading is an effective method for exciting axisymmetric guided waves in pipes. However, non-axisymmetric surface loading is usually produced due to various influence factors such as transducer installation deviation, and result in the complexity of the excited guided wave modes. Longitudinal guided waves excited by non-axisymmetric multielement surface loading are investigated extensively. Two typical non-axisymmetric loading conditions are considered and analyzed. Based on the normal mode expansion technology, the quantitative relationship between applied boundary loadings and acoustic field is advanced, and then the generation mechanism of individual guided waves is analyzed and the effects of non-axisymmetric loading array on the generation of longitudinal modes are also discussed. Theoretical predictions are validated by the finite element simulations. For the non-axisymmetric surface loading occurred in the actual pipe inspection, a new loading compensation strategy is proposed and implemented. The results show that the compensation strategy can suppress the flexural modes effectively, and contribute to improve the noise floor of the guided wave signals.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 90-97 [Abstract] ( 319 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2274 KB)  ( 163 )
98 Modal approach with constrained vibration of structure
LI Jin-lu;DING Qian
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Braking action of a brake disc is a local contacting problem, which brings influence to the modes and inherent frequencies of the system. The method of local discontinuous basis function can be used to estimate the modes of system accurately. In this paper, a brake disc, contacted by a brake boot or friction block, is simplified as a one-dimensional beam model with loop structure. The equation of motion is established. Firstly, the modes of the free vibration beam with no contact, defined as reference system, are calculated. Then the contact of the friction block is simplified as several linear springs. Considering the continuous conditions, the discontinuous modes are calculated and orthogonalized with the reference modes.,as the supplement of reference mode, used to calculate the system response. Compared with the finite difference method, Local discontinuous basis function method is more accurate than the traditional modal method.Analyses show that the local contact by the friction piece can restrain the symmetry of vibration of the brake plate, which leads to disappearance of sine or cosine modes. Based on the discontinuous mode analysis, vibration of the brake disk under action of external excitation is calculated. And the function of the nonlinear stiffness and friction, can make the vibration to be wave type.Further researches on structure unstable vibration mechanism of the brake noise can be carried out based on the above result.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 98-103 [Abstract] ( 322 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2479 KB)  ( 217 )
104 Vibration response prediction of powerhouse structurebased on SSPSO-GRNN
XU Guo-bin;HAN Wen-wen;WANG Hai-jun
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Particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) is easy to fall into local extremum and premature convergence. To make up the defect of PSO,put forward a new kind of PSO which based on survival of the fittest and step by step selection(referred to as SSPSO). Then use SSPSO to optimize smoothness value of generalized regression neural network(GRNN). It makes full use the dvantages of optimization ability of SSPSO and fewer parameters of GRNN. Then set up vibration response prediction model which based on research data of crest overflow hydropower station. Predicted results show that search capability of SSPSO has been greatly improved compared with PSO. At the same time,prediction accuracy、convergence performance and generalization ability of SSPSO-GRNN is better than others. Puts forward a new method for vibration response prediction of hydropower stations,and provides guarantee for enhancing intelligent monitoring.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 104-109 [Abstract] ( 271 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1532 KB)  ( 167 )
110 Effect of subsystem parameters on the natural characteristics of double-layer vibration isolation system
CHEN Jun;YAN Bing;DONG Da-wei;LU Zhi-wen;WANG Yuan-wen
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In order to study the effect of subsystem parameters on the natural characteristics of double-layer vibration isolation system(DLVIS), a 3 DOF dynamic model was established, and the analytic expression of dynamic magnification factors and dimensionless natural frequency of the system were deduced ,then the expressions between the decoupling degree and vibration modal of the isolation system and the mass ratio and stiffness ratio of subsystem were obtained. Afterwards, the law of DLVIS main system natural characteristics affected by mass ratio and stiffness ratio of subsystem was studied. On this basis, the influence law of natural characteristics of 12-degree main system affected by the air cooling subsystem’s mass and stiffness for DMU powerpack DLVIS with multiple subsystems were simulated. The results have guiding significance for design of subsystem of double-layer vibration isolation system.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 110-116 [Abstract] ( 218 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2562 KB)  ( 187 )
117 Damage Identification in Plates Using Finite Element Model Updating in Time Domain
FU Ye-zhen;Wei Zi-tian;Lv Zhong-rong; JIU Ji-ke
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A response sensitivity-based approach is presented for identifying the local damages in isotropic plate structures using finite element model updating. The local damage is simulated by a reduction in the elemental Young’s modulus of the plate. In the forward analysis, the forced vibration responses of the plate under external force are obtained from Newmark direct integration. In the inverse analysis, a response sensitivity-based finite element model updating approach is used to identify local damages of the plate in time domain .Numerical examples shows that the proposed method is effective for local damages in the plates. Good identified results can be obtained from the short time histories of a few number of measurement points, and it is insensitive to the artificial measurement noise.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 117-120 [Abstract] ( 309 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1343 KB)  ( 279 )
121 Research on Extremely Small-Scale Sample’s Reliability of Motorized Spindle Based on Bayes Method
JIANG Xi;LIU Hong-zhao;ZI Jiao-jiao;YUAN Da-ning;LIU Li-lan
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In view of the problem that the reliability evaluation of long life grinding motorized spindle’s extremely small sample is difficult, the analysis method of Bayes combined with virtual augmented sample is proposed. First of all, under the guidance of the basic process of the Bayes method, theoretical research of the reliability evaluation method of grinding motorized spindle based on Bayes method is done. Based on the principle of timing truncation test, the reliability test of motorized spindle is done. Then, the Bayes method combined with the reliability testing data of the grinding motorized spindle’s testing sample and integrated virtual augmented sample method was applied to assess the reliability of electric spindle. Eventually, the reliability evaluation results of the motorized spindle are got. Finally, the reliability evaluation results of grinding motorized spindle based on Bayes method and based on false life’s distribution method are compared, so that the rationality of the reliability evaluation theory Based on Bayes method is verified.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 121-127 [Abstract] ( 258 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1329 KB)  ( 185 )
128 Experimental Study on Seismic Behaviour of Masonry BuildingStrengthened with RC Beam-column
Qu Tie-jun An Dong
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The pseudo-dynamic seismic tests and horizontal cyclic loading tests for fired common brick masonry structure, tie-columns and ring-beams confined masonry structure according to the seismic requirements and masonry structure strengthened with RC beam-column have been carried out. Cracks propagation pattern, hysteretic curves, skeleton curves, bearing capacity, ultimate deformation and stiffness degradation curves were compared and analyzed. The results from tests show that the brick building strengthened by RC beam-column can satisfy the requirements of the seismic fortification criterion. The RC beam and column can effectively enhance the bearing capacity and deformation of brick masonry, delays the stiffness degradation.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 128-134 [Abstract] ( 202 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3376 KB)  ( 149 )
135 Multi-dimension Frequency Response Analysis of a HXN3 Locomotive CabBased on a Rigid-flexible Coupling Theory
LI Chun-sheng Qu Tian-wei LUO Shi-hui MA Wei-hua
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This paper is focused on the isolation property analysis on the HXN3 diesel locomotive cab isolation system for solving the cab excessive vibration problem. An experiment was conducted to investigate the vibration of the HXN3 diesel locomotive. A multi-dimension cab isolation kinetic model was established with considering the cab flexibility, and the vibration frequency response functions were calculated. This paper analyzes the isolation property of the cab isolation system under the high-frequency excited vibration.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 135-141 [Abstract] ( 238 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3054 KB)  ( 127 )
142 Analysis of a Ball-type Vibration Isolator with Quasi-zero-stiffness Characteristic
WANG Yi;XU Daolin;ZHOU Jiaxi
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A compact ball-type quasi-zero-stiffness (QZS) isolator was proposed for the low-frequency vibration isolation. Firstly, parameters of quasi-zero stiffness were obtained by static analysis. Furthermore, dynamic model of the isolation system was established, and the frequency-response characteristic and vibration isolation performance were analyzed by using harmonic balance method. Effects of excitation amplitude and damping on the response were also discussed. Finally, numerical simulations were carried out by ADAMS software, and vibration isolation efficiencies were evaluated. Compared with the corresponding linear vibration isolation system, the QZS vibration isolator can obviously reduce the starting vibration isolation frequency, and posses much lower transmissibility in the range of low frequency. Therefore, negative stiffness resulting from ball-type mechanism significantly reduces the total vertical stiffness of the system, and the excellent low-frequency vibration isolation performance is achieved. What’s more, the compact design can be easy implemented for engineering practice.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 142-147 [Abstract] ( 524 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2200 KB)  ( 280 )
148 Comparison and discussion on Biot theory and modified Biot theory
LIU Zhi-jun;;XIA Tang-dai;;HUANG Rui;;CHEN Wei-yun
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The wave equations of Biot theory and modified Biot theory were derived, and the dimension and accurate meaning of each parameter in the equations were clearly indicated. Based on the modified Biot theory, three different forms of wave equations were gained as well. Then, by comparing those two theories, the expressions of the elastic coefficients in Biot theory were obtained, and the stresses and their correspondences were analyzed. Finally, emphasis was given to the discussion on the positive direction and meaning of pore-fluid pressure, as well as on the definition of some parameters in the fundamental equations, which may be easily confused and misunderstood. The above analysis and discussion promote better understanding and application of Biot theory and modified Biot theory.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 148-152 [Abstract] ( 342 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (858 KB)  ( 399 )
153 Damping Optimization Technique on Noise Reduction based on Modal and Panel Contribution Analysis
Yilin Zhang;Yi Liao;Pinxi Mo;Jiangqi Zhou;YAN Li;Weikang Jiang
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The optimal layout of the damping materials has played an important role on the vibration and noise control of the vehicle. The body in white (BIW) of a certain car is studied in this paper. Based on the finite element method and boundary element method, the acoustic field and the panel contribution of the vehicle are analyzed. Then the peak frequencies in the sound pressure spectrum at the field points and their corresponding contribution panels are found out. Based on the modal analysis of the BIW, the optimal layout of the constrained damping materials is obtained. The noise responses to the excitations at the engine mount, front suspension and rear suspension are calculated, and then the validity of this technique is verified. The result of the real car experiment also shows that, after the adding of the damping materials on the vehicle body, the interior noise of the vehicle has reduced 2dB (A).
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 153-157 [Abstract] ( 231 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2430 KB)  ( 244 )
158 Tool Wear Feature Extraction Based on Hilbert-Huang Transform
Sun Hui-bin;Niu Wei-long;WANG Jun-yang
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After presenting the basic theory and algorithm of Hilbert-Huang Transform (HHT), the signal is decomposed through the empirical mode decomposition (EMD) method to get the intrinsic mode function (IMF) in order to obtain the average amplitude. The IMF component which, related with tool, is chosen through the difference of screening. Meanwhile, the marginal spectrum of single intrinsic mode function is obtained and its maximum amplitude is then found. By establishing the mapping relationship with tool wear, the feature extraction is achieved. Regarding them as the input vector of Neural Network, and combined with the Hilbert spectra, the tool wear judgment is being processed. The studies shows that this approach can be a simple and reliable method for detecting the level of tool wear.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 158-164 [Abstract] ( 238 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2339 KB)  ( 164 )
       
165 Experimental study on seismic behaviors of damaged dovetail mortise-tenon jointsof ancient Chinese timber buildings
Xie Qifang; Du Bin Li Shuang Xiang Wei Zheng Peijun
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The damage is a common condition for existing ancient wood structure which bring down the seismic performance dramatically. In order to investigate the influence of damage on the seismic performance of dovetail mortise-tenon joints, 3 mortise-tenon joints with a 1:3.2 scale were made as the Fabrications Methods of Song Dynasty, including 1 intact joint,1 artificially degraded joint by fungi and 1 artificially degraded joint by termites. Several holes with certain depth were drilled uniformly on the entire surface of the tenon to simulate fungi damage,while several holes were drilled through-cross-sectional on the entire tenon to simulate the damage by termites. The seismic behaviors, such as failure characteristics, hysteretic curve, skeleton curve, degeneration of stiffness and energy dissipation, were compared and analyzed according to the low-cyclic reversed loading tests. The results show that the failure patterns of damaged joints are similar to the intact joint, which are mainly squeeze deformation of mortise and tenon, and partial evulsion of the tenon, the beams and columns are intact. Moreover, for the damaged joints, the evulsion of the tenon is earlier and bigger, and some tenons of man-made termites damage joint are crushed partly in the corner. The hysteretic curves of damaged joints also have obvious “gathering effect”, but the curves are not very full. The rotation bearing capacity, stiffness and energy dissipation of damaged joints are significantly less than the intact one,while the damaged joints degenerate much larger. When the damage degree is similar, the final rotation bearing capacity and stiffness of man-made fungi damage joint is bigger than the man-made termites damage joints, but their energy dissipation capacity is about the some.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 165-170 [Abstract] ( 312 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1861 KB)  ( 215 )
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171 Application of Vibratory Stress Relief on Relaxation of Residual Stress of Expandable Corrugated Liner
LIU Xiao-dan;TAO Xing-hua;HAN Zhen-qiang
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The over residual stress chould be left in the expandable corrugated liner after deformation under temperature. This will lead to both the serious deformation and the unstable dimension of the liner ends. That has already become the key factor to prevent us from getting higher quality and more welding efficiency. This paper aims to work out a feasible method to remove residual stress as much as possible. Hence we develop a set of new engineering technology, parameter, appricial methods, and the post analysis method based on plenty of datum from laboratory and well cite. Here the new method is used to verify the effectiveness of the parameter curves and residual stress measured by blind-hole method. The result tells that it can be applied to decrease residual stress greatly in liners. So the Vibratory Stress Relief is believed to be a fair well way to improve the welding efficiency and obtain better stability of the liner section.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 171-174 [Abstract] ( 217 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1135 KB)  ( 170 )
175 Structure Impact Spectrum Research Based onthe Precise Time-Integration Method
YIN Junhong LI Qingning ZHANG Ruijie CHENG Maili YAN Lei SUN Jianpeng HAN Chun
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Collision is one of the main reasons leading to damage under earthquake excitation,it is closely related to structures’ dynamic characteristics and earthquake excitation.Response spectrum for two adjacent structures with dynamic parameters should be given,and seismic design will be guided.Pounding acceleration response spectrum for two adjacent structures was defined in this paper,calculation formula of pounding based on precise time-integration method was derived,and the response spectrum was analyzed and discussed.The results of the study indicate that precise time-integration method which has high accuracy , unconditionally stable and efficiency is suitable for the structure of pounding problem.The acceleration response of structures will be increased because of pounding,response is different between the two adjacent structures with the same dynamic characteristics.When the damping ratio and difference of damping ratio increasing,or the enough initial gap is set up, the impact response of the structure will be reduced effectively.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 175-183 [Abstract] ( 207 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (6767 KB)  ( 163 )
184 Vibration Impact of Subway on a Frame Structure and Vibration Isolation
Ling Yu-hong; Wu Jing-zhuang Ma hong-wei
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The vibration caused by subway has a certain effect on multilayer frame structure and high-rise frame structure. Aimed at the vibration isolation issues of a proposed teaching building located in Guangzhou City, the environmental vibration of the proposed building site was measured. It shows that vertical vibration level of the proposed building site is beyond the limits of codes and higher than horizontal vibration level; In the dynamic response analysis of upper structure, the most unfavorable vibration acceleration time history that we had measured as consistent incentive to the substrate of structure was input. It shows that the vibration of 3.15Hz ~ 31.5Hz is amplified after transmitting to the structure, vertical vibration level of the structure increases layer by layer; The results show that we can effectively reduce the vertical vibration caused by subway by 23% and meet the limits of codes after using steel spring floating vibration isolation in the base of the building.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 184-189 [Abstract] ( 225 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3269 KB)  ( 229 )
       
190 Random vibration analysis of submerged floating tunnel tether based on stochastic equivalent linearization method
SU Zhi-bin SUN Sheng-nan
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To study the response of submerged floating tunnel tether subjected to random ambient excitation, a non-linear random vibration equation of tether is established considering tether sag. Subsequently, the vibration response of tether is analyzed by means of stochastic equivalent linearization method. The results indicate that, the mid-span displacement and velocity root mean square response of tether subjected to zero-mean Gaussian white noise excitation tends to stable value after a certain period of time, while the cross-correlation function of mid-span displacement and velocity tends to zero; the mid-span displacement root mean square response of tether decreases as its damping ratio increases,whereas it increases as power spectral density of excitation increases; due to the existence of water damping force, the displacement and velocity root mean square response of tether decreases rapidly compared with tether in air.

 

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 190-194 [Abstract] ( 217 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1354 KB)  ( 125 )
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195 Study on uniaxial impact compressive characteristics of permeable asphalt concrete
WU Jin-rong;MA Qin-yong
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In order to investigate the dynamic characteristics of permeable asphalt concrete, 74mm steel Split Hopkinson pressure bar apparatus has been used to conduct uniaxial impact compressive test in various strain rates for permeable asphalt concrete with polyester fiber content of 0 and 0.3%. The research shows that there is a significant strain rate effect in permeable asphalt concrete and the specimen compression ratio grows with strain rate increasing. The specimen compression ratio of permeable asphalt concrete with polyester fiber is about 1.2 times as large as that without polyester fiber. Dynamic stress-strain curve of permeable asphalt concrete includes 3 stages, elastic deformation stage, plastic deformation stage and failure stage. From the failure mode of permeable asphalt concrete, it can be seen that the aggregate fracture is the main reason for permeable asphalt concrete failure. Polyester fiber in permeable asphalt concrete can delay cracks appearing and spreading and improve dynamic compressive strength. The largest strength increasing amplification can reach 45.1%.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 195-199 [Abstract] ( 230 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1371 KB)  ( 177 )
200 Structural damage identification method based on ridge estimation and L-curve
Guo Huiyong; LUO Le;Sheng Mao;Li Zhengliang
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In order to solve the reliability problem of structural damage equation, a damage detection method based on ridge estimation and L-curve is presented. First, a structural damage equation based on modal strain energy sensitivity is given out. Then, considering that measurement noise will cause the ill-posed equation problem, ridge estimation is utilized to solve the damage equation and L-curve is utilized to identify optimal ridge parameter. Finally, an improved ridge estimation method is proposed to enhance the identification precision. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed ridge estimation and L-curve method can detect structural damage locations and extent with good accuracy, the quantification results of the proposed method are obviously better than those of the basic ridge estimation and L-curve method and the truncated singular value decomposition method.


2015 Vol. 34 (4): 200-204 [Abstract] ( 214 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1433 KB)  ( 186 )
205 DYNAMIC FRACTURE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON A BEAM CONTAINING UNILATERAL PRE-EXISTING CRACKS UNDER IMPACT LOADS
Li Qing;Zhang Di;Yang Yang;Hao Jian-wei;Xue Yao-dong;Wang Qiang-xun;Li Jin-yu
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By means of experimental method of dynamic caustics, this study compared the dynamic fracture behaviors such as stress intensity factor and the extension tracks, velocity and acceleration of cracks between precast beams with single crack and double cracks under the impact load. The experiment results indicate the following findings. When the impact point is directly upon the main crack, the double-crack beam cracks the earliest, with a extension track of the main crack slightly deviates to the secondary crack in the late stage of cracking extension; Latter comes the single-crack beam of I-type, with a straight extension track of the main crack; the double-crack beam cracks the latest with bending fracture obviously, when the impact point are upon neither of the cracks. The more serious of bending fracture phenomenon during the process of crack extension, the smallest of the maximum velocity. During the whole cracking process which is between the tacking places of the impact load and the fracture of the precast beams, the stress intensity factors vary with time in oscillation. The stress intensity factors of the secondary crack on the double-crack beam decrease dramatically in the middle stage of cracking extension.
2015 Vol. 34 (4): 205-210 [Abstract] ( 254 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1869 KB)  ( 258 )
211 Stability of Pipes Conveying Fluid on an elastic foundation Based on GDQR
LI Wei;ZENG Zhi-song HAN Xu
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Generalized Differential Quadrature Rule(GDQR)was applied to investigate the stability of a pipe conveying fluid on an elastic foundation. Based on the motion equations and boundary conditions of a pipe conveying fluid, the matrix eigenvalue equation consisted of the dynamic equations and boundary conditions was obtained after discreted by GDQR. After analyzing the corresponding eigenvalue equations,the results of critical velocity for divergence and flutter under different supporting conditions were calculated ,the effect of translational and rotational spring stiffness to critical instability velocity and stability region was discussed , meanwhile the influence of mass ratio ,reaction coefficient and shear modulus in two-parameter model to stability region were studied, some useful conclusions were obtained. The conclusion of the study could provide some useful suggestion for engineering.

2015 Vol. 34 (4): 211-216 [Abstract] ( 296 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1751 KB)  ( 261 )
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