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2021 IEEE 4th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Power Engineering (REPE) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/repe52765.2021.9616982
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Aeolian Vibration Model and Experimental Study on Damping Characteristics of Damper Spacers

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“…In order to comprehensively evaluate the damping performance and antivibration efect of the new quadbundle spacer damper, the stifness-damping method was utilized in the tests. Te test results of a variety of regular quad-bundle spacer dampers [20] and the new quad-bundle spacer damper were selected for cross-contrast analysis. Specifcally, the damping performance of the new quadbundle spacer damper was evaluated by comparing their damping constant and their torsional stifness, and the antivibration efect of the new quad-bundle spacer damper was assessed by comparing the vibration energy dissipation in a single cycle.…”
Section: Analysis Of Damping and Antivibration Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to comprehensively evaluate the damping performance and antivibration efect of the new quadbundle spacer damper, the stifness-damping method was utilized in the tests. Te test results of a variety of regular quad-bundle spacer dampers [20] and the new quad-bundle spacer damper were selected for cross-contrast analysis. Specifcally, the damping performance of the new quadbundle spacer damper was evaluated by comparing their damping constant and their torsional stifness, and the antivibration efect of the new quad-bundle spacer damper was assessed by comparing the vibration energy dissipation in a single cycle.…”
Section: Analysis Of Damping and Antivibration Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%