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2015 Vol. 34, No. 10
Published: 2015-05-25

 
1 Elasto-plastic response spectra for beam bridge seismic design
LI Yu,WANG Sen,CHE Yan-yang,WU Fang-wen
320 Strong motion records of four sites are appropriately selected. The elasto-plastic dynamic analysis program is used to research the effects of characteristics of earthquake motion and dynamic parameters of restoring model on elasto-plastic displacement spectra and residual displacement spectra. The study results are obtained as follow: 1) Elasto-plastic response spectra of other protected earthquake intensity can be obtained by adjusting elasto-plastic response spectra of the standard protected earthquake intensity according to the ratio of PGA (protected earthquake intensity) to PGA (standard protected earthquake). 2) Effects of yielding rigidity ratio on elasto-plastic displacement spectra can be neglected. But conservative yielding rigidity ratio is chosen to establish residual displacement spectra which can be applied in low and medium-height piers of general regular bridge with short natural period and low ductility. 4) Elasto-plastic displacement spectra and residual displacement spectra are affected obviously by both damping ratio and ductility. And, the elasto-plastic displacement and residual displacement can be decreased by increasing damping ratio. Based on conclusions above, elasto-plastic displacement spectra and residual displacement spectra, which is applicable in seismic design for Chinese bridge, are established. So, some meaningful references are provided for performance-based seismic design for bridge considering residual displacement.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 1-5 [Abstract] ( 240 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2302 KB)  ( 337 )
6 The curved girder bridge control based on sequential optimal control with two-directional horizontal earthquake
LI Xi-mei1,2,DU Yong-feng1,2
According to translation torsion coupling phenomenon of the curved girder bridge will cause adverse effects on the structure under earthquake action,  the seismic isolation technique and additional damping  device is combined  to control the translation torsion coupling of curved girder bridges. This paper established the equation of motion considering effect of  the curved girder bridge eccentric under two-directional horizontal earthquake, and used sequential optimal control and classical linear optimal control to analysis. The results indicate that the optimal control sequence method can more effectively reduce the seismic response of curved beam bridge under two-directional earthquake action than classical linear optimal control and reduce the effect of torsion. This paper will be practical engineering better value for reduce girder falling earthquake damage to ensure the curved girder bridge seismic safety.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 6-11 [Abstract] ( 213 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2594 KB)  ( 283 )
12 Study on the vibration characteristics of low-noise deep groove ball bearings
DENG Si-er1,SUN Chao-yang2,GU Jin-fang3,CUI Yong-cun1
Based on the dynamic analysis theory of rolling bearing , a mathematical model of deep groove ball bearing considering the effects of bearing working surfaces waviness is established. Taking a type of low-noise deep groove ball bearing as example, the bearing vibration characteristics are analyzed theoretically at various bearing structural parameters, working conditions and working surface waviness. The results show that: the bearing basic vibration value can be reduced by selecting reasonable primary parameters, for instance, bearing radial clearance, inner and outer raceway groove curvature radius coefficients, pocket clearance of cage, and so on; the bearing width larger, the bearing vibration value smaller; the bearing vibration value will decrease effectively when the bearing applied axial loads at a certain range; there is a reasonable speed range which can limit the vibration value effectively; the severe vibration occurs when the inner and outer raceway surface waviness orders is integral times to the numbers of balls; the waviness orders exciting frequency of outer raceway equal   and the inner raceway is  ; the even waviness orders of ball working surface make an exciting effect on the vibration value; the vibration produced by rotating ring is more severe than fixed ring; the vibration value will increase greatly when the bearing radial loads or rotating speed increased instantly.

 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 12-19 [Abstract] ( 246 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2779 KB)  ( 371 )
20 The random response analysis of flexible blade of wind turbine   based on nonlinear aero-elastic coupling
XU Lei,LI De-yuan,MO Wen-wei,Lü Wen-ge,LIU Xiong2
In order to exactly model the aeroelastic response of blade under turbulent flow and do some research on blade vibration's feedback on aerodynamic load and aeroelastic response. This paper established flexible blade's nonlinear aeroelastic force model combining aerodynamic model with dynamic response model of the whole system on the basis of 5MW offshore wind turbine of NREL. This paper used Kaimal model to calculate random wind speed and Blade Element-Momentum Theory (BEM) to calculate the aeroelastic load of wind blade. The aeroelastic coupling equations of blade were obtained by the theory of computational dynamics of multibody system based on R-W method to realize the nonlinear coupling of blade. On the foundation of 5MW offshore wind turbine of NREL under a random wind speed, time domain response of flapwise and edgewise angular acceleration and displacement of blade, flapwise and edgewise bending moment at the blade root were analyzed. The effect of vibration of flexible blade on aerodynamic load was also researched. The results represented that we cannot ignore the effect of blade vibration for long blade when we were simulating the aeroelastic response of wind turbine.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 20-27 [Abstract] ( 190 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2096 KB)  ( 702 )
28 Chaotic characteristics of tool wear signal during metal cutting process
GUAN Shan,PENG Chang
Aiming at the nonlinear characteristics of acoustic emission signal from tool wear, a method of signal analyzing and feature extracting based on chaos theory is presented. In this paper, the following two research work are firstly finished, the phase space reconstruction of denoised time series by delay time method and the analysis of the variation of delay time and embedding dimension with tool wear. Then, the variation of the three chaotic characteristic parameters including correlation dimension, the maximum Lyapunov exponent and Kolmogorov entropy with the increase of the amount of tool wear under different cutting conditions is analysed. The results show that the acoustic emission signal from tool wear has obvious chaos character, moreover the above three chaotic characteristic parameters, delay time and embedding dimension have significant corresponding relationship with the state of tool wear so that they can be used as parameters for condition monitoring and prediction of the amount of tool wear.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 28-33 [Abstract] ( 177 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2074 KB)  ( 438 )
34 The research of transient feature extraction based on double-TQWT and the application in bearing fault feature extraction
XIANG Wei-wei,CAI Gai-gai,FAN Wei,HUANG Wei-guo,ZHU Zhong-kui
Localized faults in rotating machinery parts tend to result in shocks and thus arouse transient impulse responses in the vibration signal. In order to realize bearing fault diagnosis under strong noise condition, it is crucial to extract fault feature from vibration signal. Yet, vibration signal is non-stationary signal, which consists of high and low resonance components, traditional linear methods and signal decomposition methods based on frequency all have some disadvantages. To overcome these disadvantages, a nonlinear signal analysis method named double tunable Q-factor wavelet transform (double-TQWT) is proposed,which is based on signal resonance characteristics rather than the frequency. By using the double-TQWT, the vibration signal is decomposed into high and low resonance components based on the different resonance characteristics. The transient feature has a low Q-factor and can be decomposed into low resonance component. Applications in extracting fault feature for bearing fault signals under strong noise condition, results show the new method outperforms the average filtering method,the wavelet threshold algorithm, and the EMD, further confirm the validity and superiority of this method for transient feature extraction.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 34-39 [Abstract] ( 265 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2810 KB)  ( 596 )
40 A novel marine impact resistance and vibration isolation cellular mounting
ZHANG Xiang-wen,YANG De-qing
Using cellular structure impact resistance, improving its poor stiffness shortcomings at the same time, this paper designed two types of ship vibration isolation shock honeycomb base with positive Poisson’s ratio effect and negative Poisson’s ratio effect. By adjusting the stiffness of base’s upper and lower panels, inside and outside closure plates, we can adjust the base natural frequencies and vibration isolation performance. By keeping the weight of honeycomb core, studied the effect of the thickness and layers of cellular unit on base isolation performance and impact resistance. The varying curves of isolator stress, natural frequency, vibration level, vibration level difference versus cell wall thickness were obtained and proved that cellular base has good impact resistance isolation and negative Poisson’s ratio has better performance.
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 40-45 [Abstract] ( 192 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1614 KB)  ( 399 )
46 The study of the first order equivalent natural frequency for a cantilever beam with dry friction
ZHAO Feng1,2,3,CAO Shu-qian1,2,3,FENG Wen-zhou1,2,3
The aim of this paper is to address the study of the natural frequency of a cantilever beam with dry friction using an equivalent method. The motion equation of the studied model and the equivalent model (a cantilever beam) is established using the Newton’s second law and the second kind of the Lagrange equation, respectively. Then the relationship between excitation force and frequency of the two models can be obtained, base on the idea of inputting same energy, thus the equivalent method can be carried out to obtain an analytical expression for the first order natural frequency of the studied model. The numerical method for the first order natural frequency is used to verify the effectiveness of this equivalent method. The results show that the first order natural frequencies obtained by numerical and analytical method are better unanimous under different dry friction, that is, the equivalent natural frequencies decrease as increasing dry friction. Furthermore, the analytical expression of the equivalent natural frequency can directly reflect a relationship between the frequency and dry friction. 

 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 46-49 [Abstract] ( 253 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1021 KB)  ( 610 )
50 Tread’s longitudinal vibration modeling and analysis on the attachment characteristic of tire
ZUO Shu-guang,FENG Zhao-yang,WU Xu-dong,DUAN Xiang-lei
In order to model the dynamic attachment characteristics of a rolling tire’s tread, a dynamic model of tread in the longitudinal direction is proposed. Considering the dynamic characteristics of the friction in the tread’s contract area, a dynamic friction model, the LuGre distributed model, is employed to describe the attachment of wheel tread in this model. Then a series of numerical simulations under various conditions are implemented using Matlab/Simulink. The model is verified and the influences of factors such as speed, tire pressure are discussed. Furthermore, the distribution pattern of friction and displacement in the tread’s contract area is analyzed, which provides a theory basis for the research of rolling tire’s longitudinal vibration.
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 50-55 [Abstract] ( 171 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1605 KB)  ( 327 )
56 Natural frequency analysis on torsional vibrations of geared transmission system with uncertainties
WEI Sha,HAN Qin-kai,CHU Fu-lei
The purely torsional vibration model of the geared transmission system with four degrees of freedom is developed to research the natural characteristics of the gear system with the consideration of fluctuations of tooth mesh stiffness and other dynamical parameters. The interval modal analysis method, relative uncertainties and the concavity and convexity analysis are used to investigate the modal characteristic with the interval dynamic parameters. The fluctuation intervals of natural frequencies are obtained by a numerical example. The results show that: the natural frequency under the deterministic model is not the central value of the interval natural frequency caused by parameter fluctuations. There are upper and lower deviations caused by the concavity and convexity. The fluctuating laws of natural frequency with fluctuation parameters can be identified by the relative uncertainties of the upper and lower bounds and the concavity and convexity. The greater the difference between the relative uncertainties of the upper and lower bound, the more obvious the corresponding concavity and convexity of the curve. The effects of different interval dynamic parameters to the natural frequency are different at the analysis of single interval parameter. The interval natural frequency is largest and exceeds the acceptable results of engineering when the fluctuations of all the corresponding parameters are taken into account. Therefore the analysis of the interval fluctuations of system parameters is significant.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 56-62 [Abstract] ( 245 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3023 KB)  ( 305 )
63 The bending vibration control of ball screw via multiple tuned mass damper
WANG Min,LI Feng-jiao,ZAN Tao,GAO Xiang-sheng
The ball screw system is widely used as mechanical transmission unit. As the structure of the ball screw is long and narrow, the high speed performance of the screw will be affected by the critical speed and difficult to be improved. In addition, the resonance frequency of screw exists over a considerable range due to the movement of the nut. For overcome this problem, multiple tuned mass dampers are used to control the bending vibration of ball screw in this paper. After establishing the dynamic model of the screw with multiple tuned mass dampers, the frequency response function of the bending vibration of the screw can be calculated. For controlling the bending vibration of the screw along with the nut changing position, a numerical optimization algorithm is used to obtain the optimal design parameters of the multiple tuned dampers. The simulation results show that the multiple tuned mass dampers have a good performance in the control of the bending vibration of the screw.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 63-67 [Abstract] ( 248 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1271 KB)  ( 384 )
68 Numerical simulation on progressive collapse behavior of bolted beam-column joints with through diaphragm
QIN Xi 2,WANG Wei 1,2
This paper presents numerical simulation results of bolted I-beam-to-RHS column joints with through diaphragm against progressive collapse. Three types of joints including narrow cover plate joint, wide cover plate joint and wide cover plate equipped with local strengthened bottom flange joint are investigated. The load transfer mechanisms are clarified and the load-carrying capacity is evaluated. The results indicate that moving the initial position of fracture failure beyond the column by increasing the size of cover plate can enhance the carrying capacity of the joints. At the same time, increasing the width of flange and cover plate at connection simultaneously may result in bolt bearing failure, thus delaying the occurrence of cracking in plate, which is conductive to the development of catenary action and makes a big difference in improving the carrying capacity of joints.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 68-75 [Abstract] ( 178 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3382 KB)  ( 398 )
76 Mechanism on the vortex resonance characteristics and countermeasures of the central-slotted box girders
YANG Ting,ZHOU Zhi-yong
To study the mechanism on the vortex resonance characteristics and countermeasures of the central- slotted box girders, the large-scale sectional model vibration measurement, pressure measurement as well as CFD are employed. This paper takes a long-span cable-stayed bridge over the Yangtze River as an example to conduct the wind tunnel tests of large-scale sectional model. The test results indicate that it is the inside maintenance rails located in the aerodynamic susceptible sites that cause the vortex-induced vibration of the bridge. CFD numerical simulation results show that the upwind flow passing through the curved soffit plate will be hindered by the inside maintenance rails, resulting in an increased width of dead water region forming in the wake of upwind box (and an enlarged drag coefficient), where a periodic and intense vortex shedding phenomenon occurs due to velocity gradient, giving rise to the VIV of bridge in the end. Accordingly, the inside maintenance rails are proposed to be moved towards the center line by a certain distance, which will not yet be an obstacle to the high-speed upwind flow. Thus the flow will separate in the location far away from knuckle line and diminish the size of dead water region forming in the upwind box wake as well as prevent the periodic vortex shedding. The static pressure test results show that when shifting the inside maintenance rails, the negative mean pressure at the soffit plate knuckle line will not change dramatically ,the fluctuating pressures on the upwind and downwind inclined panels can be reduced, and the fluctuating energy will be dispersed without a consistent predominant frequency. Wind tunnel test in case of modified section are conducted and the results show that the VIV of the bridge can be suppressed completely.

 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 76-83 [Abstract] ( 166 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3520 KB)  ( 414 )
84 An improved decision-making 1-SVM algorithm with abnormal samples and its application
WANG Tao,LI Ai-hua,WANG Xu-ping,CAI Yan-ping,ZHANG Min-long
Aiming at normal samples abundance and fault samples deficiency, based on the consideration of abnormal samples to join can improve classification ability and classification accuracy, an improved decision-making 1-SVM algorithm with abnormal samples is put forward and applied to abnormal condition detection of mechanical equipments. On the one hand, 1-SVM model is trained with two kinds of samples to improve description ability of 1-SVM algorithm for abnormal samples. On the other hand, the decision boundary is adjusted to improve classification accuracy of 1-SVM algorithm. The improved 1-SVM algorithm is applied to fault detection of diesel valve train. The experimental results show that recognition rate of the improved algorithm to normal class and fault class samples is higher than of standard 1-SVM algorithm and 1-SVM algorithm with abnormal samples.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 84-87 [Abstract] ( 154 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (917 KB)  ( 383 )
88 Optimization design for src frame structure based on the fuzzy reliability
ZHENG Shan-suo,WANG Xiao-fei,HE Wei,WANG Fan
Based on ‘‘investment - benefit’’ rule, optimization mathematical model of SRC frame structure is established. Optimization objectives include the initial cost minimization and the structural failure loss minimization, and the weighed coefficient is used to adjust the importance of the both. In order to obtain the structural loss expectation, firstly, the failure probability of structures is calculated. In order to obtain more close to the actual failure probability, fuzzy reliability analysis of SRC frame structure is performed. The main contents of fuzzy reliability analysis include: determining the seismic performance level quantification value of SRC frame structure; establishing structural fuzzy function; Monte Carlo method is proposed considering the fuzziness. Adjusts SRC frame structure optimization process to a two level iteration process, in which, the outer layer for optimization design, the inner layer for the structural reliability analysis. Considering that design variables and constraint conditions is too much and the nonlinear degree of constraint conditions and objective function is higher, phase-in optimization calculation method for SRC frame structure is put forward. Finally, the optimization design of a one-bay-three-story SRC frame is implemented, optimization results show that the optimization method proposed in the paper can obtain ideal and reliable design results.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 88-94 [Abstract] ( 178 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1573 KB)  ( 100 )
95 Prediction of blasting-vibration-peak-speed by GEP
SHI Xiu-zhi1,CHEN Xin1,SHI Cai-xing1,LIU Bo1,ZHANG Xun2
In order to predict the peak particle velocity of blasting vibration, this paper select the measured data of an open pit bench blasting and established a prediction model of peak particle velocity of blasting vibration based on GEP with Eclipse as a development tool to simulating the date. By comparing the forecast value and the measured value, the average relative error of the three results (GEP, fuzzy-neural network and experience formula) respectively are 8.8%, 11.3% and 27.9%. Predicted results demonstrate the GEP is a feasible tool and a new idea to predict the peak particle velocity of blasting vibration.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 95-99 [Abstract] ( 252 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1163 KB)  ( 549 )
100 Analysis of impact characteristics for air cushion transmission impact hammer
DING Wen-si,YUAN Lin-yan,DING Yuan-wen,FAN Ya-jun
Complex trail manufactures and experiments are conducted in the process of traditional design and development for pneumatic impact hammer. Aiming at these weaknesses, a method based on numerical simulation was proposed in the research. Meanwhile, the simulation model was refined and modified on the base of kinematical characteristic curve of prototype testing pistons. The impact characteristic analysis of electric hammer was carried out rapidly by simulating various complex factors in actual working conditions. The critical factors, affecting dynamic parameters’ outputs of the impact piston, such as O-ring friction force and the diameter of supplement gas hole, were analyzed and optimized in the study. And the influence curve on the friction resistance variation to impact energy and the scope of optimum parameters for the supplement gas hole diameter were achieved. The simulation model and optimized results provide a new numerical method for the rapid design and performance analysis of this kind of products. The results have practical reference value to the same structure system.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 100-104 [Abstract] ( 180 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1710 KB)  ( 245 )
105 The random oscillation force model of fans on air-cooling bridges
LIU Ting,XU Ya-zhou,BAI Guo-liang
The traditional harmonic oscillation force model can’tpredict the narrowband random characteristics of themeasuredvibration velocities of direct air coolingfanbridge.Consequently, a random oscillation force model based on the carrier theoryis proposed totake the slowly varying amplitudes and phases of the tested velocities into account.Combined with the analysesin time and frequency domains,the model parametersare identified withthe power spectrumofvelocitiesas the target.The results show that the standard differential of the random oscillation force model increases with the increasing rotation speeds of the fans.
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 105-110 [Abstract] ( 169 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2548 KB)  ( 408 )
111 Microstructure and erosion wear properties of CrMoV alloying coating
ZHAO Jian-hua,ZHAO Zhan-xi,CHEN Xiao-liang,LU Xiao,ZHOU Xiang,JI Xiu-lin
CrMoV surfacing coatings were deposited on the 20 steel substrates using shielded metal arc welding.The microstructure, erosion resistance and erosion mechanism of CrMoV coatings were studied. With the increasing of surfacing layer, dilution rate of parent material decreasing, the microstructure of surfacing layer consisted of martensite, residual austenite and alloy carbides. The highest hardness of the surfacing alloy exists on the second, third layer. The average micro-hardness of the surfacing layers is 780HV, which is more than 4 times of the matrix one. The erosion wear tests show that the CrMoV coating obviously has better erosion resistance than the substrate. The erosion wear mechanism of CrMoV coating is mainly micro-cutting at small impact angle and mainly fatigue damage, local plastic deformation at large impact angle. The erosion rate of surface coating increased with the increasing particle size, but was not directly proportional to the particle size.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 111-114 [Abstract] ( 202 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1773 KB)  ( 324 )
115 Modified multi-mode positive position feedback for active vibration control of a smart flexible structure
LOU Jun-qiang1,WEI Yan-ding2,YANG Yi-ling2,XIE Feng-ran2,ZHAO Xiao-wei2
To active suppress the multi-mode vibration of the structure with less number of actuators, the dynamic model of a smart flexible structure is derived based on mechanical principle and modal theory. Characteristics and stability condition for a single-mode Positive Position Feedback(PPF) controller are proposed, and then a modified Multi-mode PPF controller considering different weight of each mode is presented. Damping characteristics of the close-loop system is acquired by root locus method; therefore, the optimum parameters of the PPF controller for each mode are obtained. After some numerical simulations, the experimental system is set up. The validity and feasibility of the proposed controller are demonstrated by the analytical and experimental results. The multi-mode vibration of the structure is significantly reduced using only a pair of piezoelectric actuators, and its damping process is shorten to 2.5s from 6s. So the multi-mode vibration of the flexible structure is well suppressed using less number of piezoelectric actuators.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 115-120 [Abstract] ( 272 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2289 KB)  ( 346 )
121 Powertrain torsional vibration study of central-driven pure EV
YU Peng1,2,ZHANG Tong1,2,3,SUN Ling1,2,GUO Rong1,2
Faced on driveline torsion vibration of EV, electromechanical coupling simulation method considering the dynamic characteristics of the control motor and driveline clearance/flexible was proposed. Firstly, driveline lumped mass vibration model was established considering the influence of electromagnetic stiffness, modal characteristics were grasped and verified by test; then lumped-distributed mass model was constructed considering backlash and flexible axle, dynamic response simulation and experimental verification were conducted; finally set up the control motor model and the electromechanical coupling model, driveline torsion vibration response has been obtained under the influence of torque ripple. Results show that the proposed electromechanical coupling simulation method can provide abundant dynamical phenomena, helps to further reveal the driveline torsion vibration characteristic of EV. 
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 121-127 [Abstract] ( 333 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2041 KB)  ( 676 )
128 Features of seismic responses of hyperboloidal cooling towers based on response spectrum analysis
ZHANG Jun-feng,CHEN Huai,LI Jing-bin
In order to illustrate the features of free vibration modes of hyperboloidal cooling towers (HCTs) and their contributions to seismic responses, response spectrum analysis was conducted for a represent HCT following the dynamic property analysis. Then, latitude distributions of internal forces were discussed. Comparison study with other load effects was also presented to identify the status of seismic responses in structure design. It was shown that the modes of HCTs can be classified into four types according to their shapes and directions: coupled modes by latitude and meridian waves, lateral bending modes, vertical stretching modes and vertical torsion modes. The first type is the most dominant, but it has no contributions to seismic responses just as the forth type. The contributions to horizontal and vertical seismic responses all stem from the second and third type respectively. All internal forces are in sine or cosine distribution along the latitude, and this is the reflection of the cross section deformations of lateral bending modes. The prominent internal forces in shell are latitude and meridian axial forces both for single horizontal or vertical seismic inputs, the corresponding prominent internal forces in columns are axial force and moment, and the horizontal seismic responses are absolutely dominant in the two-dimensional seismic responses. Based on the comparison with other load effects, the key seismic responses for structure design of the shell are the latitude axial force in top shell and the meridian axial force in bottom half shell, and the seismic responses for columns are even more significant than the shell.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 128-134 [Abstract] ( 176 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2341 KB)  ( 441 )
135 Experimental studies on concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements under blast loading
CHEN Wan-xiang1,2,LU Hong-biao1,HOU Xiao-wei1,ZHOU Bu-kui3
The blast-resistant capacities of 8 concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements of 4 groups under blast loading are experimental studied. The main factors such as the reinforcement types, reinforcement ratios, peak values of blast loading etc that influencing on the failure models, span displacements, accelerations of RC slabs and the strains of reinforcements are investigated. The experimental results show that the typical blast loading could be derived by substituting detonating cords for explosive charges, and the predetermined uniform blast loading could be applied on the specimens. Compared with common reinforced concrete slabs, the crack widths are decreased and also became uniform, it is indicated that concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements have good blast-resistant capacities. The displacements of concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements could be reduced greatly by increasing reinforcement ratios. The displacements with reinforcement ratio of 0.78% are decreased by 64.02% compared with that of reinforcement ratio of 0.62%. The time-history curves of accelerations are consistent each other when reinforcement ratios are greater than 0.62%, it is indicated that there are good global rigidities for concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements. Both peak values of strains and residual values of strains of high-strength reinforcements are significantly reduced with reinforcement ratios increased. The peak values of blast loading have obvious influences on the dynamic responses of concrete slabs with high-strength reinforcements. The peak values of displacements and the residual values of displacements are increased by 3.63 times and 4.80 times respectively when the peak values of blast loading increased from 0.0318MPa to 0.0945MPa, and the peak values of accelerations are also increased by nearly 3 times.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 135-141 [Abstract] ( 254 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2463 KB)  ( 494 )
142 Experimental study and numerical simulation of gas blast shock loading
ZHANG Xiu-hua1,2,DUAN Zhong-dong2,LI Yu-shun3
Based on a large nuclear explosion simulator—Gas Blast Shock (GBS) loading system, acetylene-air flammable gas explosion experiment is performed .The feasibility is explored by using acetylene-air gaseous mixture as an explosive source to perform the anti-explosion experiment of structures. Through the blast pressure time-history curves are analyzed, laws of the blast loading on structure under gas explosion are studied. The propagation processes of gas explosion shock wave are simulated using finite element program LS-DYNA. The numerical calculation results are compared with the experiment results, and the calculating results of peak pressure are in good agreement with the experiment results. The results show that the explosion shock wave pressure is the biggest when acetylene concentration reaches 9.45%. The positive reflection overpressure peak value on the inner wall of the large nuclear explosion simulator can reach 0.815MPa. The results can provide the basis that explosion shock experiment loading control is carried out by acetylene-air gaseous mixture.
   
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 142-146 [Abstract] ( 264 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2154 KB)  ( 511 )
147 Vehicle-line dynamic analysis of heavy rail reinforcement system
YANG Jing-jing1,ZHANG Nan1,ZHAN Jia-wang1,GAO Yu-lan2,PENG Bin2
 It’s difficult to start a frame bridge’s jacking construction under existing lines for the busy railways. Larger vibration is induced to the reinforcement system especially for heavy railways when a vehicle passes the construction field at some speed. It is necessary to do the dynamic calculation to reflect the vibration or the resonance between the train and the rail or the reinforcement system as a result of the change of the speed. It first describes background of heavy rail jacking reinforcement and vehicle-line coupling vibration and the vehicle-line dynamic analysis method based on inter-system iteration in this paper.  As a case study, the dynamic responses of heavy rail reinforcement system are calculated for plane vehicle model passing the bridge; the vertical displacement and acceleration of reinforcement system and the vertical wheel-rail interaction force are analyzed. It can be concluded from the results that the heavy rail reinforcement system is safe when a train is passing at a speed of 60km/h.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 147-151 [Abstract] ( 187 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1722 KB)  ( 505 )
152 Operational modal identification of offshore wind turbine structure considering the harmonic interference
DONG Xiao-feng,LIAN Ji-jian,YANG Min,WANG Hai-jun
With the high rotating speed of blades, it is more difficult to identify the operational modal parameters of the offshore wind turbine structure accurately because the structural modal information of responses usually buried in the period components induced by the strong recurring harmonic excitation. In order to solve the problem of structural operational modal identification, a method, combined the modified eigensystem realization algorithm (ERA) with probability density function (PDF), was implemented in this paper. Subsequently, the interference resulted from the rotating frequencies and frequency multiplication was eliminated and the effective identification on the multi-operational modal parameters of one offshore wind turbine experimental prototype was also achieved based on the measured signals under different operational conditions. This approach can not only avoids the strong harmonic interference so as to obtain the real structural operational modes effectively, but also has a better engineering applicability on the online real-time monitoring and evaluation of the structural operational security for the offshore wind turbine structure. 
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 152-156 [Abstract] ( 290 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1695 KB)  ( 417 )
157 Accuracy assessment of gun-power-recoil simulation based on numerical value and shape similarity
YANG Yu-liang1,QIN Jun-qi1,DI Chang-chun1,SUN Ye-zun2,LI Xiao-wei3
Gun-power-recoil test machine is a new-fashioned recoil simulation test machine, with high-speed mass impacting the muzzle to promote gun recoil. In order to analyze recoil simulation accuracy of the test method , through practice firing test and simulation firing test based on the test machine, recoil displacement, recoil velocity time series of two firing conditions were obtained. Numerical value similarity was represented by weighted average relative error of time series. Shape similarity was calculated by curvature relative error of time series. Comprehensive similarity was obtained based on multi-index evaluation theory, and recoil simulation accuracy of the test machine was analyzed. This research will provide a theoretical reference for the range application of gun-power-recoil test machine.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 157-160 [Abstract] ( 208 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1180 KB)  ( 463 )
161 Study on dynamic response calculation method of special cylindrical shells structure under internal blast load
GAO Kang-hua1,2,WANG Ming-yang1,LI Jie1
Based on classical elastic thin shell theory, the structure modal shape were expressed by beam modal function with the same boundary, and the dynamic response calculation methods of cylindrical shell with spherical dome under internal blast load were proposed. The simplified calculation method for dynamic response was obtained by analyzing the influence of slenderness ratio on cylindrical shell vibration. Though calculation examples, the calculated results of the presented method were compared with those of the existing methods. The rationality of the proposed method was validated, and the influences of dome on structure vibration were analyzed. The conclusions are as follows, by using the calculation model of cylindrical shell with equivalent concentrated mass of spherical dome, the computing error of shell radial displacement on higher order modes, which caused by elastic hinge stiffness coefficient obtained under cylindrical shell internal static pressure, can be reduced effectively. The calculation results of cylindrical shell vibration frequency and roof radial displacement are smaller than those of existing method. The influences of spherical dome on the cylindrical shell vibration decrease with the increase of the slenderness ratio of structure.

 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 161-167 [Abstract] ( 172 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2840 KB)  ( 357 )
168 Control research on multi-exciter power spectral density replication of vibration test
WANG Hai-dong1,LUAN Qiang-li2,CHEN Zhang-wei2,HE Hui-nong3
Through the control algorithm research on multi-exciter PSD (power spectral density) replication of vibration test designed an identification strategy for the frequency response matrix of the vibration test system based on partial coherence analysis. For the situations of singular points existing in the system frequency response matrix and the matrix being rectangular, respectively designed different system decoupling algorithms upon the solution of the matrix generalized inverse and its Moore-Penrose inverse with minimum norm and least squares solution. And for the situation that the system APSD (auto-power spectral density) might be negative or zero in the traditional difference correction of the drive spectral control algorithm, designed an improved PSD equalization strategy by introducing a proportional RMS feedback correction algorithm. The algorithm could effectively avoid the APSD being negative and zero in the process of PSD equalization. Through the multi-exciter PSD replication test, it’s indicated that the improved PSD equalization strategy can achieve a reliable, high-precision control effect in the multi-exciter vibration system.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 168-172 [Abstract] ( 173 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1495 KB)  ( 422 )
173 Resonant frequency predicting model of micro-perforated tube muffler considering its structural parameters
ZUO Shu-guang,LONG Guo,WU Xu-dong,XIANG Long-yang,ZHANG Meng-hao,HU Jia-jie
The resonant frequency of micro-perforated tube muffler is closely related to its parameters, such as perforation segment length, perforation, perforation diameter and air-cavity thickness etc. A theoretical acoustic impedance model of MPP is introduced firstly and a measurement for transmission loss (TL) of a micro-perforated tube muffler is conducted, which validates the correctness of TL numerical calculation method based on the model mentioned above. Then resonant frequency is obtained from TL results calculated by numerical calculation method mentioned above. A simple analysis by single factor analysis method about the variation of resonant frequency with the parameters of micro-perforated tube muffler is conducted and the perforation segment length and the air-cavity thickness prove to be significant to resonant frequency. Moreover, a resonant frequency predicting model is derived by uniform design method and regression analysis, which connects resonant frequency with parameters and thus instructs the optimization and design of micro-perforated tube muffler.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 173-178 [Abstract] ( 165 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1461 KB)  ( 471 )
179 Development of low-g shock standard device based on rigid body collision for shock acceleration calibration
SUN Qiao1,2,WANG Jian-lin1,HU Hong-bo2,YU Mei2,BAI Jie2
The low-g shock standard device based on rigid body collision for shock acceleration calibration was investigated and established, with the half-sine squared acceleration shape range from 20m/s2 to 10000 m/s2 and pulse duration from 0.5 ms to 10 ms. The expanded calibration uncertainty of sensitivity of shock accelerometers by laser interferometry is 1%, k=2. The structure of the device and key technology involved were described.The pulse generation materials were explained.The calibration results and uncertainty evaluation were provided.This low-g shock standard device is used for piloting international shock comparison APMP.AUV.V-P1.
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 179-183 [Abstract] ( 170 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1195 KB)  ( 512 )
184 A new method for non-stationary signal analysis-adaptive radial mexican-hat time-frequency representation
LI Zhi-nong,ZHU Ming,LONG Sheng-rong
A new adaptive radial Mexican-hat kernel (RMK) time-frequency distribution method is proposed according to the design criteria of adaptive optimal kernel. The characteristic of the proposed method is that RMK can self-adaptively adjust the expansion direction and width of the kernel function according to the distribution of the analyzed signal. The RMK is as far as possible extended in auto-term direction, and as far as possible suppressed in cross-term direction, overcomes the deficiency of the fixed kernel in the traditional time-frequency distribution ,which is lack of self- adaptability. In this paper, the definition and the algorithm of RMK are given, and the proposed method is compared with the traditional time-frequency distribution, such as short Fourier transform, Wigner-Ville distribution and wavelet transform. The simulation results show that the proposed method is superior to the traditional time-frequency distribution, can be effectively process the non-stationary signal, and obtain the higher time-frequency resolution and the anti-interference performance. Finally the proposed method is applied to the fault diagnosis of rotor crack , the experiment results show that the proposed method is very effective and can be discern the severity of rotor crack fault.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 184-190 [Abstract] ( 231 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2723 KB)  ( 547 )
191 Research on the dynamical characteristic of generalized mass-spring damper
WAN Hai-bo,ZHU Shi-jian,LOU Jing-jun,YAN Zheng-tao

To reduce the vibration transferred from vessel equipment to the base, a kind of generalized mass-spring damper was proposed. The structure was introduced, and the dynamical characteristic was analyzed by the mobility synthesis method. In order to verify the vibration reduction effect of the generalized mass-spring damper, the lubrication oil pump on the vessel was taken as an analytical object, which rigid-flexible coupling model was established, the frequency and time responses of the acceleration with and without the generalized mass-spring damper were calculated. The results showed that the generalized mass-spring damper can not only reduce the vibration of the equipment feet at a specific frequency, but also suppress the middle and high frequency vibration.

2015 Vol. 34 (10): 191-193 [Abstract] ( 184 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1750 KB)  ( 227 )
194 Perturbation method for coupled structural-acoustic systems with interval parameters
NIU Ming-tao,LI Chang-sheng,CHEN Li-yuan
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Based on the perturbation theory, two interval analysis methods named first-order interval parameter perturbation method (FIPPM) and high-order interval parameter perturbation method (HIPPM) were proposed for the coupled structural-acoustic system prediction with interval uncertainties in both system parameters and external loads. The structural-acoustic discrete equilibrium equation was established based on the finite element method. Interval variables are used to quantitatively describe the uncertain parameters with limited information. According to the first-order Taylor series and first-order perturbation theory, the response interval could be quickly evaluated by FIPPM. On the contrary, HIPPM introduced modified Taylor series to approximate the non-linear interval matrix and vector. Higher order terms of the Neumann expansion were retained to calculate the interval matrix inverse. By comparing the results with traditional Monte Carlo simulation, a 3D cuboid model was given to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed methods to predict the sound pressure ranges of the coupled structural-acoustic systems.
 
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 194-198 [Abstract] ( 126 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (45456 KB)  ( 61 )
199 A variable step size adaptive active structure vibration control algorithm
PU Yu-xue,ZHANG Fang,JIANG Jin-hui
In this paper, a kind of variable step size active vibration control algorithm is proposed based on online secondary path modeling method. The variance rules of step size for active control filter and secondary path modeling filter are given in the proposed method. This paper also gives an auxiliary noise scheduling strategy to adjust the power of the auxiliary random noise. These variance rules are decided by the powers of the primary signal, residual signal and auxiliary noise. There is no need to set any experience parameters before the control system working. The convergence of the algorithm is improved, and simplifies the complexity of the algorithm. In the case of guarantee system stability, the auxiliary noise scheduling strategy can eliminate the influence of auxiliary noise on the residual noise as much as possible. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm has performance in convergence and vibration control effect, comparing with previous algorithms. An active vibration control experiment on simply supported beam is made based on NI CRIO real-time controller. The results show that the vibration of the beam has been effectively attenuated, and the proposed method can track changes of the frequency of primary vibration. The results illustrate that good attenuation of structural vibration and the effectiveness of the proposed method is fully verified.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 199-205 [Abstract] ( 190 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1970 KB)  ( 364 )
206 Application of identification method for the detonator’s real delay time based on HHT to millisecond blasting in urban environment
GONG Min1,QIU Yi-keke1,MENG Xiang-dong2,LI Yong-qiang3
The exact identification of detonator actual delay time is the foundation to analyze the relationship between millisecond interval and blasting vibration velocity and it is of great significance to control blasting vibration for tunnel excavation in complex urban environment. Taking the Chongqing Yuzhong connecting tunnel blasting engineering for example, data of the blasting vibration velocity-time are analyzed by HHT(Hilbert-Huang Transform). The instantaneous energy method and the EMD method are compared on reliability identifying actual delay interval of detonators. The study results show that the instantaneous energy method identification rate is 30%-60%, detonators of lower segment have only average 35%; on contrary the EMD method identification rate is 60%-90%, identification rate of the total segments is also higher than the instantaneous energy method about 25%. The analysis which single-hole blasting experiment according to different blasting charges indication that attenuation time of the single-hole blasting energy is nearly 150ms when blasting charge is 1.2kg. Instantaneous energy method can be used to identify the initiation time on the condition of a usual blasting charge, if delay interval of detonators is longer than 50ms. However, the identification reliability of the EMD method will be relatively higher as it is used in the circumstance that short delay (50ms or less) blasting is conducted in urban tunnel excavation.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 206-212 [Abstract] ( 211 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2230 KB)  ( 379 )
213 Parameter identification for a fluid-elastomeric damper model of helicopter rotor based on genetic algorithm
WU Shen1,2,YANG Wei-dong2,LI Rui-rui2
A nonlinear dynamic model with parameters for fluid-elastomeric damper of helicopter rotor is established.  Genetic algorithm that possesses global search capability is introduced to identify the model parameters. It improves the efficiency and precision of conventional methods in parameter identification for complex models. The force-displacement curves calculated by parameter model are compared with those derived from experimental data. The consistent results suggest that the nonlinear model with parameters can validly describe the dynamic properties of fluid-elastomeric damper and genetic algorithm can effectively identify parameters of nonlinear fluid-elastomeric damper model. Under different displacement amplitude and frequency, the results from dynamic characteristic calculation of fluid-elastomeric damper are always accordant with experimental data, indicating that the proposal nonlinear model and parameter identification method both possess great robustness and high precision.
2015 Vol. 34 (10): 213-218 [Abstract] ( 181 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2021 KB)  ( 338 )
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