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2017 Vol. 36, No. 10
Published: 2017-05-15

 
1 Free vibration of a submerged cylindrical shell considering the effect of free surface in finite depth
GUO Wenjie1,2 LI Tianyun1,2,3 ZHU Xiang1,2 MIAO Yuyue1,2 YANG Guodong1,2
An analytical method is proposed to solve the vibration characteristics of a submerged finite cylindrical shell at finite depth from the free surface. Based on the image method and the Graf’s addition theorem, the analytical expression of the velocity potential of fluid is obtained. By combining the velocity potential of fluid and the energy functional variation principle, the fluid-structure coupling equation of the submerged finite cylindrical shell are deduced, then the natural frequencies of the submerged finite cylindrical shell can be calculated. It is found that, with the same modal order, the natural frequency of the submerged finite cylindrical shell with the free surface is larger than that without the free surface. The natural frequency increases as the finite cylindrical shell approaches the free surface. Moreover, the free vibration characteristics of the submerged finite cylindrical shell with the free surface tend to be the same as those without the free surface as the increase of the submerged depth. The reliability and efficiency of the present method are validated by comparison with the finite element method. The work provides more understanding on the vibration characteristics of a submerged finite cylindrical shell in finite water depths.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 1-6 [Abstract] ( 354 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1160 KB)  ( 192 )
7 A new theoretical model of rubber bearings for simulating critical behavior
SUN Xin-yang, YANG Wei-guo, WANG Meng
Rubber seismic isolation bearings are subjected to large axial loads and lateral displacements at the same time during earthquakes, and they are prone to turn into critical state. The current design methods and calculation theories cannot calculate the critical forces and the corresponding displacements accurately, which poses a direct threat to the isolated structures. Therefore, a new theoretical model that could simulate the critical behavior of rubber bearings is proposed in this study. According to the mechanics regularity of bearings in critical state, the rotational behavior of rubber is represent by two groups of vertical springs, and the shear behavior is modeled by a nonlinear horizontal spring, a mechanical model is established to analyze the critical behavior of rubber bearings. By comparing with test curves, the results show that the model has the ability to simulate the critical behavior of rubber bearings with ideal accuracy. It could tackle the problems that need to rely on experimentally calibrated parameters or have considerable errors of existing models, and it is able to provide a powerful tool for isolated structures design.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 7-12 [Abstract] ( 292 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2202 KB)  ( 131 )
13 Diagonal slice spectrum lifted morphology filtering method and its application in cardan shaft fault detection
LI Yifan1, LIN Jianhui2,LIU Weiwei1
Aiming to solve the problem of arithmetic average of filtering results from all scales in multi-scale morphological filter, a third-order cumulant diagonal slice spectrum method is proposed to improve the conventional multi-scale morphological filter for the fault detection of high speed railway cardan shaft. The multi-scale filtering of the signals collected from the vibration sensor installed at gearbox is conducted firstly, and the filtering results at different scales are obtained. Then the third-order cumulants and corresponding diagonal slices of the filtered signals are calculated. Finally, the optimal scale which can best highlight the fault characteristics is selected based on a characteristic frequency intensity coefficient. As a consequence, the arithmetic average problem of multi-scale morphological filter is avoided. A test rig experiment is conducted on the unbalance test bench of cardan shaft. The results show that the proposed method is effective to identify the fundamental frequency and multiple frequencies caused by the unbalance of cardan shaft. Comparing with the traditional multi-scale morphological filter, this method is better to manifest fault features.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 13-18 [Abstract] ( 183 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1326 KB)  ( 189 )
19 Analysis of stiffness of angular contact ball bearings and its effect on critical speed of a high speed motorized spindle
HUANG Weidi, GAN Chunbiao, YANG Shixi, Xu Lihui
A pseudo-static model of the angular contact ball bearings in a high speed motorized spindle is built based on their high speed rotation, from which the impacts of the bearing radial force and the speed of motorized spindle on the contact angle and the contact force between the ball and the bearing race are discussed. According to the force equilibrium condition of the bearing and the ball, the impact of the bearing preload on the bearing stiffness is studied. Then, the finite element models of the bearing and the spindle are set up based on the Timoshenko beam theory, from which the influence of the bearing on the critical speed of the motorized spindle with different preloads is studied. The results show that the radial force and the speed of the motorized spindle may change the contact angle and the force between the ball and the bearing race, the bearing stiffness degradation will arise as the rotate speed is high and the preload is decreased, and the critical speed of the motorized spindle can also decrease. Moreover, to guarantee the safety of the motorized spindle, the effects of the bearing centrifugal force, the inner expansion, and the preload should be taken into account.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 19-25 [Abstract] ( 160 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1733 KB)  ( 291 )
26 Experimental study on the effects of joints on blasting induced cracks propagation
YANG Ren-shu1,2,DING Chen-xi1,YANG Li-yun1,WANG Yanbing1,XU Peng1
Using model test method combined with new digital laser dynamic caustics experimental system(DLDC), the dynamic behaviors of crack initiation at joints were compared in condition of different intervals between boreholes and joints, the effects of joints on blasting induced cracks propagation were studied. It showed that the failure forms of test specimens were various duo to mesoscopic differences of joint structure. There were two forms of crack initiation at joints according to different crack initiation time situations, Form 1: Crack at the joint did not initiate until the blasting induced crack reaching to the joint; in this form, the direct action of blasting induced cracks on joints was primary cause of crack initiation at joints, the offset distance of crack which initiated at the joint had little to do with the distance between borehole and joint in such form. Form 2: Crack at the joint had already initiated and propagated before the blasting induced crack reaching to the joint; in this form, the action of blasting stress waves on joints was primary cause. The overall scope of crack offset distance at the joint was determined by these two forms. Different failures of specimens showed various discrepancies and complexities in the aspect of crack stress characteristics.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 26-30 [Abstract] ( 178 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1209 KB)  ( 209 )
31 Structural dynamic and aerodynamic parameter identification for a tall building with full-scale measurements
HUANG Ming-feng1, WU Cheng-hui1, XU Qing1, ZHANG Fengliang2, LOU Wen-juan1
Full-scale measurements have been conducted for a 270-m tall building in Hong Kong. Acceleration response data of the tall building has been collected during Typhoon Kammuri and 512 Wenchuanearthquake in 2008. Based on two sets of acceleration data, dynamic modal properties of the tall building were identified by two methods. One is the traditional method of empirical mode decomposition (EMD) combined with the Random decrement Technique (RDT), the other is the recently proposed Fast Bayesian method using the fast Fourier transform (FFT). The natural frequency of each mode identified by these two different methods is very close to each other. Noticeable differences are observed for damping ratio results associated with each mode. The identified results can also be compared between two excitation events. As expected, wind-induced acceleration data suggests almost the same frequency values compared to the results identified from the acceleration data due to the long-distance earthquake. However, the damping ratios corresponding to Wenchuan earthquake were found to be larger than the damping results of the tall building under typhoon excitation. The difference of two sets of damping ratio results might be attributed to the the role of aerodynamic damping, which could be estimated from the two sets of damping ratio.  
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 31-37 [Abstract] ( 185 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2104 KB)  ( 112 )
38 Vibration Reduction Effect of Laying Ballast Mat under Ballast Track on Bridge in Environmental Sensitive Area
Tan Shi-yu,CAI Xiao-pei,CUI Ri-xin,JING Guo-qing
In order to provide a theoretical basis for the vibration reduction design of ballast track on bridge in environment sensitive area, a spatial coupling dynamical model for a vehicle-ballast track-bridge system was established based on the finite element method. Based on the model, time-frequency characteristics of dynamic responses of track and bridge with and without laying ballast mat were analyzed. In addition, the proper rigidity value of the ballast mat was investigated. The results show that the ballast mat can provide obvious vibration absorption effect that the dynamic responses of bridge evidently decreased, where the vibration level of pier can be decreased with 3~9dB. And the adoption of the ballast mat does not aggravate wheel-rail dynamic interaction or affect the running safety of trains. Furthermore, vibration of track structures also can be decreased, especially for the ballast bed. Proper rigidity value of ballast mat is suggested to be from 100 to 150 MPa/m with the comprehensive consideration of vibration absorption effect, ballast bed acceleration and compression of ballast mat.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 38-44 [Abstract] ( 189 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2018 KB)  ( 90 )
45 Optimization of mistuning for vibration localization reduction and control system improvement in a mistuned space-borne antenna
HE Erming1, NIE Liang1, MA Xiao-fei2, XU Hong-ying1
To suppress the vibration localization and improve the vibration control system of mistuned space-borne antenna structure, a single rib multi-freedom lumped parameter model of radial rib antenna was established in this paper. Firstly, a mode localization factor for measuring the overall quality of structural vibration mode was proposed. Secondly, the influence of the certain mistuned ribs arrangements of the antenna on the overall structural vibration mode was studied. Finally, the problem of optimal design of the mistuned ribs arrangement was investigated by the genetic algorithm (GA), and the effect of optimization of the mistuned ribs arrangement on enhancing the performance of vibration control system was assessed. The results show that: for a group of certain random mistuned ribs, the optimal or approximate optimal mistuned ribs arrangement can be quickly and accurately obtained by the genetic algorithm and mode localization factor proposed in this paper, and the optimal mistuned ribs arrangement can not only greatly improve overall quality of structural vibration mode, reducing the structural vibration response, but also improve the efficiency of the vibration control system of the antenna.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 45-50 [Abstract] ( 213 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1368 KB)  ( 69 )
51 Experiment Study on Gasoline-Air Mixture Explosion Suppression in Long-Narrow Confined Space
Wei Shu-wang, Jiang Xin-sheng, Xu Jian-nan, He Biao, Qi Sheng,Wang Shi-mao
In order to study the effect of gaseous explosion suppressant on gasoline⁃air mixture explosion, an experiment system of gasoline⁃air mixture explosion suppression in long-narrow confined space was set up. Carbon dioxide and heptafluoropropane(FM200) were chosen as explosion suppressant. The gasoline⁃air mixture explosion suppression experiment was systematically conducted and was compared with experiment under no explosion suppressant condition. The changes of overpressure, rate of pressure rise, flame propagation velocity, flame intensity and explosive products were analyzed. Experiment results indicate that when carbon dioxide and FM200 were chosen as explosion suppressant, the maximum overpressure declined by 28.85% and 42.54%; The maximum rate of pressure rise decreased by 11.62% and 16.04%. The flame propagation velocity declined by 60.69% and 89.23% respectively. Meanwhile, flame duration was shortened and flame intensity was weakened. When all other conditions remained stable, the explosion suppression effect of FM200 was better than that of carbon dioxide.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 51-56 [Abstract] ( 167 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1845 KB)  ( 90 )
57 Satellite Deployable Antenna Release Strategy Optimization  Based on Shock Response Analysis
WANG Peng-peng, GAO Bo, AI Yong-qiang, NIU Bao-hua
Various types of pyrotechnic devices are widely used in aerospace engineering, the ignition of pyrotechnic devices will induce shock load on aerospace structure, and excite its modal response. For sufficient lock stiffness margin, satellite deployable antennas usually include several HLD (hold and release) mechanisms, different ignition orders of the pyrotechnic devices will cause different shock response, and therefore optimization should be carried on to reduce the potential damages on antenna structure. The release strategy optimization is conducted on a satellite deployable antenna contains three HLD mechanisms, and the optimization result show that, the acceleration magnitude of shock response in key area is reduced sharply, which reveals the probable destroy possibility introduced by shock environment is effectively controlled. The feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed release strategy optimization method was validated by flight experiences.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 57-62 [Abstract] ( 216 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2312 KB)  ( 245 )
63 Dynamic properties of the grouting-reinforced rock mass and its damage mechanics model
Huang Ming1,2 Tang Ke1 Zhan Jin-wu1 Deng Tao1
It is very significant to carry out the qualitative and quantitative research of the dynamic properties of grouting-reinforced rock mass, which directly reflects the grouting reinforcement effect of broken rock mass and its dynamic stability in engineering. By selecting typical fragments and simplifying the simulation of grouting process, the grouting-reinforced rock mass was prepared using the core machine. In the process, uniformity of rock crack was promised and randomness of the grout diffusion was neglected. Dynamic shock tests of the grouting-reinforced rock mass was carried out by the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar. The results show that, the quality ratio between the rock mass and cement plays an important role on the dynamic properties of grouting-reinforced rock mass, and the peak strength can reach the maximum under the optimal ratio. In addition, based on the continuum damage theory and statistical strength theory, the dynamic damage mechanics model of the grouting-reinforced rock mass is presented, and the model parameters are fitted, which have a great association with the sample components. There is a good coherence between stress-strain curves calculated from the proposed model and that from experimental data directly. The research results may extend the theory study fields of the properties of grouting-reinforced rock mass.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 63-68 [Abstract] ( 180 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1659 KB)  ( 105 )
69 Wind performance of a double-slotting suspension bridge and its aerodynamic control measures
XIA Jinlin 1 CAO Fengchan 1 GE Yaojun 1
To understand the flutter and vortex-induced vibration(VIV) performance of the bridge deck with double-slots and to propose feasible control measures, a sectional wind tunnel test was carried out based on a steel-box suspension bridge which was been planned. Afterwards, 2d-3DOF method and CFD simulation were introduced respectively to understand flutter and VIV mechanisms. The results show that, double-slotting is an effective method to improve the flutter performance of a steel-box deck. According to this section, the type of railings, with or without pedestal, influences the critical wind speed significantly. Besides, central stabilizer, as a conventional control alternative, also has a positive impact on bridge’s stability. In a certain range of height, the section with a higher plate will perform better. As is shown by 2d-3DOF method, both central stabilizer and optimized railing can slow down the increasing of aerodynamic damping with wind speed. Since VIV often occurs with a slotting deck, various measures have been taken into account in the test, while the equidistant grating is proved to be more efficacious. By CFD simulation, the essential  mechanism is that grating changes the flow field notably, avoiding large-scale vortex shedding.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 69-75 [Abstract] ( 273 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2343 KB)  ( 114 )
76 Dynamic response analysis and fatigue life prediction of C/SiC thin laminated plate under thermal-acoustic loadings
BAI Wen-jun, SHA Yun-dong,LI Hua-shan,TANG Xiao-ning
In view of the poor working environment of the thin walled structure under the thermal-acoustic loading conditions that extremely easy to occur buckling and acoustic fatigue which can affect the stability and service life of the component. The object is C/SiC composite laminated structure with clamping. Utilizes the finite element method to calculate the nonlinear random response of thin composite laminated structure at various combinations of sound pressure levels and temperatures and obtains the typical thermal-acoustic motion. Though analyzed the response characteristics of laminated structure under the buckling and post buckling and summarized the typical nonlinear vibration response characteristics. Finally based on the high specific strength and special structure fatigue damage mechanism of composite laminated, improved rain flow method to count the stress response of laminated plates under the condition of high temperature and loud noise, combination the data on test of the performance of the material symmetry cycle and fitting the equivalent life formula which considered the mean stress effect and Palmgren-Miner linear cumulative damage criterion to estimate the fatigue life of composite laminated.

 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 76-83 [Abstract] ( 215 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2378 KB)  ( 124 )
84 Early Fault Diagnosis of Rolling Bearing Based on Dual-tree Complex Wavelet Packet Transform Adaptive Teager Energy Spectrum
REN Xue-ping, WANG Chao-ge, ZHANG Yu-hao, WANG Jian-guo
Aiming at the early fault feature information of rolling bearings is difficult to identify, and the parameter setting of band-pass filter depends on the user experience, which makes the resonance frequency band can’t be effectively determined and extracted, the concept of amplitude entropy of frequency band is proposed. On this basis, the dual-tree complex wavelet packet transform and Teager energy spectrum was combined, a rolling bearing early fault feature extraction method is proposed based on dual-tree complex wavelet packet transform adaptive Teager energy spectrum. Firstly, original fault signals were decomposed into several different frequency components through wavelet packet transform, and the frequency amplitude entropy of each sub-band was calculated. Then the entropy were arranged in ascending order and in turn as a threshold to extract the entropy value greater than the threshold value of the sub bands. Based on kurtosis index to determine the optimal threshold and the best dual tree complex wavelet packet decomposition levels, thus, the resonance band was extracted adaptively and effectively. Finally, the Teager energy spectrum analysis of the resonance band was performed to identify the frequency of the bearing fault. Through the signal simulation and engineering experiment data analysis it verifies the effectiveness of the proposed method.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 84-92 [Abstract] ( 206 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3200 KB)  ( 343 )
93 Theoretical Analysis and Countermeasures on Galloping of Iced Overhead Transmission Lines in Hubei in Early 2015
Zhao Bin1 Cheng Yongfeng1 Wang Jingchao1 Liu Bin1 Chen Yushu2
Safe operation of power transmission lines was seriously threatened by galloping. In Hubei on January 28, 2015, severe accidents caused by galloping had made several 500kV Extreme-High-Voltage lines shut down, partial discharge and disconnection fault. In light of climatic change process, structure of transmission lines, ice formation and arrangements of anti-galloping fittings, it was the average equations of galloping of Jinlin I, II, III Circuits, Sanjiang II Circuits and Nanjing I Lines that were obtained and detail analyzed in this paper, which was based on three freedom nonlinear dynamic equations that considered curve models and arrangements of anti-galloping fittings, and would reveal nonlinear dynamic properties, such as the conditions and processes of galloping’s occurrence and development. Aimed at improving the theoretical cognitive level of galloping, and proposing to improve the power grid's ability against icing galloping, following conclusions were gave: First, this accident happened in Hubei belonged to typical Nigol galloping; Second, reasonable arrangement of anti-galloping devices could effectively improve the conductors’ ability of anti-vibration; Finally, some suggestions based on theoretical computations were gave to make the arrangements of anti-galloping fittings more reasonable.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 93-97 [Abstract] ( 148 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1174 KB)  ( 66 )
98 Modified Generalized Inverse Beamforming Based on High-order Matrix Function
Chen Si 1 Zhang Zhi-fei 1 Xu Zhong-ming 1 He Yan-song 1 Li Shu 1
Generalized inverse beamforming is an effective sound source locating method. But its calculation robustness is sensitive to random noises. For the sake of improving the robustness of generalized inverse beamforming, a modified algorithm based on high-order matrix function is proposed. The regularization matrix is defined based on generalized inverse beamforming and used in iteratively resolving beamforming output. At the same time, the high-order matrix function is incorporated into the cross spectra of beamforming output to optimize the effect of sound source localization. Moreover, to find the optimum range of matrix function order, the numerical simulation is implemented and the influence of sound source frequency on value selection of matrix function order is analyzed correspondingly. Finally, the identifications of both monopole and coherent sound sources are realized numerically and experimentally. The results show that the proposed modified algorithm can identify the source position with higher space resolution and less side-lobe. 
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 98-103 [Abstract] ( 239 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1238 KB)  ( 82 )
104 Considering the Influence of Kernel Function of Transfer Component Analysis and its Application in Variable Working Condition of Gearbox Fault Diagnosis
DUAN Li-xiang,XIE Jun-yao,WANG Kai,WANG Jin-jiang
In view of the low reusability of monitoring data, the influencing of complex working condition and failure of trained model, Transfer Component Analysis (TCA) is introduced to solve the problem of equipment fault diagnosis in variable working conditions. TCA methoddecreases the distribution difference of train sample and test sample, by utilizing kernel function to map the feature of two samples to latent space. Besides, the effect of four different kernel functions is compared in TCA algorithm and transfer degree index KL divergence (Kullback-leibler divergence) is introduced to measure the distribution difference degree of train samples and test sample. According to the simulation analysis and experiment verification, compared with traditional machine learning methods, TCA performs better in reduction the distribution difference of two samples and improving gearbox diagnose accuracy, especially the Gaussian kernel function. 
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 104-108 [Abstract] ( 289 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1520 KB)  ( 192 )
109 Transfer function method for the flutter of aircraft wings with an external store
Duan Jingbo 1,2 Jiang Tao 2
Transfer function method is applied to the flutter of aircraft wings carrying an external store. Firstly, the flutter differential equation of a clean wing is established by combining the bend-twist vibration equations of the wing and the Therdorson’ unsteady aerodynamics model. Then, the external store hung below the wing by a pitch spring is regarded as a rigid body owning a certain mass and rotary inertia. The influence of the external store on the wing flutter is introduced through the deformation harmony and internal force balance conditions. Further, using the transfer function method, the control equations are formulated in a state-space form by defining a state vector. Both the flutter velocity and flutter frequency are obtained by solving a complex eigenvalue problem. The results are good agreement with the literature solutions and the finite element method solutions, which indicates that the present method is accurate and efficient. Finally, the effects of the mass, rotary inertia, position and pitch stiffness of the pylons are investigated.      

 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 109-116 [Abstract] ( 171 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1085 KB)  ( 337 )
117 The identification analysis of local defects on the roll surface of twenty-high roll mill based on the adaptive wavelet
WU shengli1,SHAO yimin1, WANG liming1, YUAN yilin2,YE weijun1
Local defects are prone to produce on the surface of roll in grinding process, which seriously affect the quality of the steel strip. Identifications of the defects and the sizes of defects are still existing difficult problems. MATLAB wavelet toolbox is used to generate the adaptive wavelet. Agreement between the adaptive wavelet and the Haar, Morlet wavelet and the experimental results validates the effectiveness of the generated adaptive wavelet method. The results not only validate the effectiveness of identifying the defects, but also provide a theoretical support for identifying defects on the surface of roll.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 117-120 [Abstract] ( 153 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1257 KB)  ( 57 )
121 Study on the damping performance of magnetic fluid damper for the spacecraft
Zhu Shanshan1,2, Li Decai1, Cui Hongchao, Yang Xiaoxue2
According to the Newton’s second law and vibration differential equation of cantilever, it designed two kinds of magnetic fluid damper which were mainly used in the spacecraft in this paper. It proved that different shape of damper, different diameter of permanent magnetic, different saturation magnetization of magnetic fluid and different quantity of magnetic fluid have influence on the damping performance based on the experiment of comparison the time of vibration elimination. It also concluded that the diameter of permanent magnetic, saturation magnetization of magnetic fluid and quantity of magnetic fluid has the optimal value in different vibration frequency, which provided the base for structure optimization for magnetic fluid damper which could make great significance for the spacecraft with low frequency and short amplitude vibration.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 121-126 [Abstract] ( 184 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1150 KB)  ( 66 )
127 Experimental Study on Long-term Dynamic Characteristics of Heavy Haul Railway Tunnel Basement Structure
WU Qiu-jun1,2,LI Zi-qiang1,2,YU Li1,2,HUA Yang1,2,WANG Ming-nian1,2
According to the characteristics of basement structure of heavy haul railway tunnel under train load is greater, based on Fuyingzi tunnel site large vibration test which achieved dynamic loading of 27t axle load of heavy haul train and long-term load, compared with the remote measured dynamic data,this paper proved the objectivity and accuracy of the test and discussed pressure dynamic response and long-term changes of the double line heavy haul railway tunnel basement structure that include ballast, invert filling, inverted arch structure and surface of the rock contact in the environment of the heavy axle load and high density transportation.The research shows that the vibration test can well simulate the dynamic characteristics of the basement structure of the double track heavy haul railway tunnel under the 27t axle load, the dynamic response and long-term effects in the vertical position of heavy load line on each structure are the most obvious and gradually weakened along with the vertical depth from top to bottom, long-term effect and dynamic pressure of each positon is influenced by the dynamic load of train, the greater the dynamic response, the more obvious the long-term effect. The experimental results can provide theoretical basis for stability evaluation and design parameters of the base structure of double track heavy -haul railway tunnel.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 127-133 [Abstract] ( 213 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1360 KB)  ( 48 )
134 SHPB teston Reactive Powder Concrete-Filled Steel Tube after exposure tohigh temperature
GUO Zhi-kun, CHEN Wan-xiang,JIANG Meng, ZOU Hui-hui
Impact teston Reactive Powder Concrete-Filled Steel Tube (RPC-FST) and Reactive Powder Concrete (RPC) specimensafter exposure to high temperature (20℃, 200℃, 300℃)were performed by using ø75 mm-Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB). The influences of strain rate effects and temperature effects on dynamic behaviors and failure modes of specimens were investigated.It indicated thatthe toughness andspecifictoughnessof RPC-FST increased as strain rates increased. The toughness and specific toughness of RPC-FSTunder the same impact loadingincreased as temperature increased. The failuresof RPC-FST and RPC under impact loadingtended to be unobvious as temperature increased, but brittle failures were observedin RPC while ductile failures in RPC-FST.The absorbed energies of RPC-FSTincreased as temperature increased, while the temperatures have nogreatinfluences on the maximum absorbed energies of RPC. The absorbed energies of RPC-FST and RPCboth increased as strain rate increased. The capacities of energy absorption were mostly depended on energy absorbency.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 134-139 [Abstract] ( 158 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1693 KB)  ( 92 )
140 The new generation of seismic performance evaluationfor frame - shear wall structure based on intensity
ZHU Han-bo1,LIANG Xing-wen2,DANGYing-jie3
Recently, a new generation of seismic performance evaluation methodbased on the total probability theory has made great development in the world,which has been used in some specific buildingsof advanced countries. The seismic performance evaluation method is more scientific and reasonable than the existing method. Research on the new generation of seismic behavior evaluation methods by the total probability theory, and applicationto the seismic performance assessment of buildingshas good theoretical significance and practical value to mitigate the earthquake disaster and improve the seismic performance of structures .Based on the framework of seismic performance evaluation process in the FEMA P -58 combining with the characteristics of China's building structure and specification requirements, and based on the seismic performance of the total probability evaluation ideas for a individual building. The vulnerability of building was analyzed and evaluated using the incremental dynamic analysis (IDA)methodby the finite element analysis software(PERFORM 3D) and seismic performance assessment analysis software(PACT) .Using Intensity-based assessments methods, to get the building performance probability distributions included casualties, restoration and reconstruction cost and the break period by using component fragility and performance groups and population models.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 140-148 [Abstract] ( 212 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1700 KB)  ( 197 )
149 Active flutter suppression for two-dimensional airfoil based on improved SDRE nonlinear robust control
GOU Yi-yong, LI Hong-bo, DONG Xin-min,YANG Ren-nong,ZUO Ren-wei
In order to achieve active flutter suppression of a two-dimensional airfoil, an improved state-dependent Riccati equation (SDRE) nonlinear robust control law is proposed based on Lyapunov stability theory. The model of a two-dimensional airfoil with leading- and trailing-edge control surfaces are described in state space, and then this model is transformed into a form which input matrix   is full row rank matrix. The problem that SDRE nonlinear control method can’t be directly applied to active flutter suppression is solved. The simulation results are presented, which show the closed-loop system reaches to stability quickly under the impact of wind gust even if there is a hard constraint on the control input and flutter suppression is accomplished effectively. In addition, adjusting the weighting parameters   and  can decrease control inputs. 
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 149-153 [Abstract] ( 143 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (998 KB)  ( 84 )
154 Response Analysis of Large-span Isolated Structures Based on Random Factor Method
WANG Shuguang, DU Dongsheng, LI Weiwei, MIAO Zhuojun
Combined with equivalent linearization method, the random factor method was applied to multi-degree-of-freedom nonlinear structure. The yield displacement, area, pressure and height of isolation bearing were chosen to consider the randomness of structural mass. The relationship between four basic random variables and structural stiffness and mass was established by improved method. The computational expressions of the structural displacement response were deduced by using the algebra synthetic method. Then author analyzed a long-span isolated structure based on improved method and obtained some beneficial conclusions.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 154-158 [Abstract] ( 118 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1511 KB)  ( 416 )
159 Test and numerical simulation of dynamic behavior of Reactive Powder Concrete-Filled Steel Tube after exposure to high temperatures
GuoWeidong, Chen Wanxiang, Zhang Tao,Liang Wenguang
Dynamic behaviors of a group of 30 Reactive Powder Concrete-Filled Steel Tube (RPC-FST) specimens after exposure to high temperature under different impact loading are performed by using ø74 mm-Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB).Dynamic stress-strain relationships and failure modes ofRPC-FSTspecimensare derived experimentally. The representative cylinder compressive strengths are obtained based on the temperature field simulated by using ANSYS code, and the dynamic behaviors of RPC-FST after exposure to high temperature are further simulated by using LS-DYNA code. Results show thatobvious strain rate effects can be observed in RPC-FST specimensunder impact loading, and RPC-FST still keepremarkable compressive strength, good ductility and integrity after exposure to high temperature. Furthermore, the deformation capabilities of RPC-FST after exposure to high temperature are increased. Simulated results based on *MAT_CONCRETE_DAMAGE_REL3 model are in good agreement with that of impact test, thus the ultimate strength of RPC-FST after exposure to high temperature can be estimatedaccurately.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 159-167 [Abstract] ( 130 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1701 KB)  ( 80 )
168 Random vibration of fluid-saturated porous elastic plate
ZHOU Feng-xi1,2, LI Dan1, CAO Xiao-lin1
On the basis of the theory of incompressible porous elastic medium and random vibration, on the premise of kirchhoff assumption and small deformation, according to the mathematical model of Saturated incompressible porous plate bending, the random vibration equation of transverse bending on fluid-saturated porous elastic plate were established with the concentrated load under the condition of diffusion of pore fluids along the plane direction. Through the analysis on the response of both the displacement of plate and the solid moment of cross section, the power spectral density function and variance and other digital features of the displacement and the moment response on the simply supported plate could be obtained when the input of concentrated load is stationary random process. As a numerical example, considering saturated porous simply supported plate under the concentrated load in an ideal white noise stationary random, the power spectral density function of the displacement response and the interface solid moment were analyzed and the damping effect of the flow-solid coupling term on the board displacement and bending moment were also discussed. The results showed that random vibration in the plate could be controlled by changing the coefficient of permeability in the pore fluid.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 168-174 [Abstract] ( 142 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1239 KB)  ( 61 )
175 Optimal allocation of error sensors in multi-curve spectrum active vibration and sound control
ZHOU liubin1 LIU jinxin1 YANG tiejun2
Aiming at the optimization of sensors’ number and locations in active control of structural response, an existing optimization selection method was improved. The method can effectively reduce the number of sensors and find their relevant optimization locations, at the same time the effect of vibration reduction maintains almost the same as before, and the control scale of hardware can be reduced distinctly. The optimization procedure was resolved with the genetic algorithm. In order to eliminate the coupling between multi-channel in active control, FxLMS algorithm was used. Four hydraulic actuators were placed between the floating raft and the hull structure, and the error signals were used as feedback signals for each actuator simultaneously, while using the improved integer coding genetic algorithm, the experimental research of active vibration isolation of multiple excitation frequencies was studied. Experimental results show that the effect of vibration reduction of 4 error signals maintains almost the same as that of 22 error signals, sound pressure of the 10 monitoring microphones were effectively suppressed.
 

 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 175-181 [Abstract] ( 163 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (3137 KB)  ( 79 )
182 Comparative Analysis of Lead Heating Effects on Lead Rubber Bearing Behaviours
Chuan Qin 1 Wenguang Liu1 Wenfu He 1 Qiaorong Yang 1
This paper presents a comparison of different evaluation approaches on lead rubber bearing (LRB) behaviors through horizontal shear tests. Compared to constant lead yield stress value, cumulative plastic deformation demands on LRBs arise obviously with lead core heating effects considered. Nonlinear response history analyses were performed to study lead core heating effects on LRB behaviors and seismic responses, using three sets of ground motions classified according to their site categories. The results demonstrate that lead yield stresses decrease apparently with seismic input level arises in all three motion sets, while plastic deformation cumulating and lead core temperature arising. It is also revealed that, for medium hard site and rock site, Chinese code value of lead core yield stress is less than seismic analysis values, which leads to overestimate of bearing displacement responses and underestimate of shear force responses, and accurate seismic responses could not be predicted using it.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 182-189 [Abstract] ( 187 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (2272 KB)  ( 136 )
190 Multi-Objective Optimal Design for Ring Shaped TLCD Control of Self-standing High-rise Steel Structures Based on the Satisfactory Degree Principle
Chen Xin1 Li Ai-qun2 Li Qicai1 Zhu Jiang3 An Weiwei3
An optimal design method of the vibration control of self-standing high-rise steel structures is presented in this paper. Firstly, a ring shape Tuned Liquid Column Damper (TLCD) is designed according to the characteristics of the self-standing high-rise steel structure, also its mechanical model is presented, and then the dynamic equation of the high-rise structures with the ring shape TLCD is derived. Secondly, a composite satisfactory function, which can be used in the designation of structural control devices, is constructed using Sigmoid function and linear superposition methods, and a multi-objective optimal design method is established based on the satisfactory degree principle and pattern search method. Lastly, focusing on the designation of the wind-induced vibration control for a self-standing high-rise steel structure, a numerical case study is conducted by programming the method. In this study, the design variables are the geographic parameters of the ring shape TLCD, and the objective is the composite satisfactory function composed of the items related to the top displacement, mass ratio and windward area ratio. The study shows that the method can efficiently obtain a set of design parameters which can satisfy project requirements and the coefficients of variation of both the optimal parameters and the related objectives are all less than 0.1. Therefore, this is a method with high robustness, and the difficulty of choosing weight coefficients in multi-objective optimization is reduced.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 190-196 [Abstract] ( 132 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1858 KB)  ( 1083 )
197 Stiffness analysis of a cable-driven parallel robot by adding springs
LI Qinghuan DUAN Qingjuan LI Fan DUAN Xuechao
Stiffness is one of the important design index of robot. It affects the dynamic characteristics of the robot mechanism, and determines the load positioning accuracy of the end effector. Since cables can only pull but not push, the Cable-Driven Parallel Mechanism (CDPM) with n degrees of freedom requires at least n+1 cables to fully constrain the end-effector. However it has been shown that the redundant cable leads to increased costs of actuator and results in the complexity of solving the cable force. When springs are added properly into the CDPM between the end-effecter and the base frame, it constitutes a Cable-Spring Mechanism, which can achieve the same number of actuators with cables to fully constrain the end-effector of the Cable-Spring Mechanism. In this paper, the static model of a planar Cable-Spring Mechanism is established, and the static analysis of the Cable-Spring Mechanism is performed. According to the definition of rigidity, the analytical expressions of stiffness matrix are derived on the basis of the static equilibrium equation of the Cable-Spring Mechanism at the position of a feasible workspace point. The Hessian matrix of active stiffness and passive stiffness matrix are derived. The stiffness effect of the cable-driven mechanism by adding the spring is analyzed. A numerical example, a planar Cable-Spring Mechanism with 3 cables and 1 spring compared with a 4-cable driven mechanism, was verified.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 197-202 [Abstract] ( 142 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1427 KB)  ( 108 )
203 The study of the calculation method for the depth of penetrating the steel-fiber concrete
SUN Bei1, LIN Zhi-xiang2,JIAO Chu-jie1
Penetration resistance of ordinary concrete and the steel fiber reinforced concrete mixed with high hardness aggregate was evaluated by using more widely experience, the semi-empirical formula, and the application range and limitations of the formulas were analyzed. The revisional ACE formula is put forward by introducing the hardness of aggregate and toughness index of steel fiber reinforced concrete. Calculation result with revisional formula was in good agreement with test result, which verified the rationality of the revisional ACE formula of concrete.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 203-206 [Abstract] ( 181 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (829 KB)  ( 124 )
207 Dynamic Modeling and Analysis of Gear Transmission System with Consideration of Tooth Surface Friction and Thermal Deformation
Zhang Xiao, Lu Jianwei, Wu Zuoyun & Xie Huimin
Dynamic model of gear transmission system with consideration of tooth surface friction and thermal deformation was discussed. A nonlinear differential dynamic equation of involute spur gear considering temperature, tooth surface friction, backlash and time-varying mesh stiffness was built. The numerical examples were analyzed. The results show that the influence of friction coefficient and temperature on system dynamic response is related to torque fluctuation frequency. When the frequency is low, system shows the sign of periodic motion and the influence of friction and temperature is not obvious. When the frequency is high, friction and temperature have a great influence on gear transmission accuracy and motion form. System motion form changes from quasi periodic motion into chaos along with the increase in friction coefficient and temperature. And the rattle condition becomes more complex.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 207-211 [Abstract] ( 298 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1785 KB)  ( 224 )
212 The Adaptive Estimating Method and Simulation Used for The Vibration Frequency of The System of Missile
ZHANG Heng,RUI Xiao-ting,YANG Fu-feng,CHEN Gang-li
To improve the output accuracy of inertial measurement unit which is in compound dynamic environment of missile which has a high acceleration, strong impact and high vibration, a cascade of second-order adaptive notch filters is designed to estimate the elastic vibration frequency of the missile. The filter use the recursive least square method which has a forgetting factor to optimize the parameters of each notch filter real-time, and it has the characteristics of low computational complexity, fast convergence speed. Results of simulation and experiment show that this method has a good frequency estimation effect for the vibration signals of missile which is in in compound dynamic environment, and it has a strong anti- noise ability, and be suitable for the real-time calculation of missile computer.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 212-216 [Abstract] ( 220 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (932 KB)  ( 107 )
217 Motor BearingFault Identification Based on Wavelet Singular Entropy and SOFM Neural Network
HE Yan-song1,2 HUANG Yi2 XU Zhong-ming1,2ZHANG Zhi-fei2
A new modeling method combining wavelet singular entropy andSelf Organizing Feature Map(SOFM) neural network is proposed to identify the motor bearing faults.The end position of the faulty bearing can be identifiedby computing and comparing the wavelet singular entropies of the fault vibration signals collected at the drive and fan ends of the motor firstly.Then the SOFM neural networkmodel using the bottom node energies of the fault signals decomposed by wavelet packet as input feature vectorsis built to identify the pitting corrosiondamage locationin the faulty bearing.The faulty bearing end positionand its internal pitting corrosion location can be identified jointly by the combination of wavelet singular entropy and SOFM neural network.Through the modeling and identification to the bearings damaged by pitting corrosionatinner,outer raceway and rolling element respectively,the results show that this model can identify the faulty bearing end position and its internal pitting corrosiondamage locationeffectively;this model has a more accurate identification ability and is more robust than that of the traditional support vector machine and the BP neural networkidentification model,and is more suitable for fault identification of such a multi classifica-tion problem.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 217-223 [Abstract] ( 230 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1317 KB)  ( 324 )
224 Study on Response Spectra for Base-Isolated Structures Considering Focal Mechanism
DU Yong-feng1,2, HONG Na1, XU Tian-ni1, XIE Li1
This paper studies the effect of focal mechanism on the response spectra of isolated structures, by simplifying the base-isolated structure as 2-DOF model. 605 records in the Ⅱsite condition are selected as statistical samples. The earthquake records are divided into different groups according to the type of earthquake and focal mechanism. The acceleration, displacement and input energy response spectra under near-field and far-field ground motions are solved by using state-space method. The features of the response spectra are studied by means of normalizing and averaging, and the expressions of design response spectra are established by using piecewise linear fitting method. It can reflect the influence of focal mechanism for spectra. Finally, the expression is verified by the seismic response of a real base-isolated structure. And the value is compared with that from the design code. The result shows that the formula proposed in this paper is more safe and reasonable, and can be used in the seismic design for base-isolated structures.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 224-231 [Abstract] ( 255 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1974 KB)  ( 519 )
232 Design and Test of The Space Camera Support Structure with Random Vibration Response
LI Lin 1,2 WANG Dong 1,3 KONG Lin 1,3 TAN Lu-yang1,2 YANG Hong-bo1
In order to solve the problem of random vibration acceleration response of a high resolution space camera, the main support structure of the space camera has been optimal designed. First, the mathematical model is established based on random vibration response, and random vibration root-mean-square response expression is deduced. Then, the camera supporting structure is designed based on the principle of the three point location principle and bipod flexible structure. Adopting the method of size optimization, which directed by objective function of acceleration response RMS and in the meanwhile restricted by the natural frequency. The position of the flexible link is optimized. Using MSC.Patran & Nastran to analysis the support structure, the result show that the camera installation point random response RMS value less than 19.6grms. Finally, the camera support structure is tested with the random vibration test. Obtained results show that the maximum relative error of the Random vibration response between analysis result and test result is 8.2%.The performance parameters of the main support structure meet the requirements of space camera well, which has verified the feasibility of the optimization method.
 
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 232-236 [Abstract] ( 214 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1307 KB)  ( 101 )
237 Research on energy absorption property and optimization design of nested thin-wall spherical shells under axial impact
RONG Xiang1 DENG An-zhong2 LI Fei 2 CHEN Chen3
The energy absorption ability of a single small span thin-wall spherical shell is limited. A new nested thin-wall spherical shell structure is designed and the dynamic response under axial impact is simulated through the finite element software. The effect of the thickness of the outer spherical shell, the height of the inner spherical shell and the thickness of the inner spherical shell on mechanical properties and deformation modes under axial impact is also analyzed. Response surface model is established based on the evaluation index of specific energy absorption (SEA) and peak crush load(PCL), with the test variables of thickness of the outer spherical shell, height of the inner spherical shell and thickness of inner spherical shell. Based on the response surface model, the test variables are optimized with non-dominated sorting genetic algorithms (NSGA-Ⅱ). Under different working conditions, the selection of the geometry parameters is put forward. The results show that the geometrical parameters has significant effects on the energy absorption characteristics. The response surface model is accurate and reliable. And the optimization method which verified by finite element simulation is beneficial to engineering application.
2017 Vol. 36 (10): 237-242 [Abstract] ( 170 ) HTML (1 KB)  PDF (1318 KB)  ( 184 )
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