2018
DOI: 10.29202/nvngu/2018-1/9
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Asymptotic method for investigating resonant regimes of nonlinear bending vibrations of elastic shaft

Abstract: Асимптотичний метод дослідження резонАнсних режимів неліній них згинАльних коливАнь пружного вАлА Purpose. To develop a method for determining resonant modes of industrial equipment of elastic shaft type, which is widely used in the mining industry, through the study of mathematical model of nonlinear oscillations. Mathematical models of oscillatory systems previously were studied in the literature mainly based on the numerical and experimental approaches. This paper proposes using a combination of the wave th… Show more

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“…There are various approaches to solve the task partially, in particular, experimental, analog, or mathematical modeling of the process, etc. However, experimental or bench studies [4,5] which are related to the separate influence of certain force factors on the dynamics of the sprung mass (SM) with a nonlinear force characteristic of the suspension system (SS), provided the purity of the experiment, can not answer the question of their compatible impact. This is because there is no superposition principle for nonlinear systems.…”
Section: Research Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are various approaches to solve the task partially, in particular, experimental, analog, or mathematical modeling of the process, etc. However, experimental or bench studies [4,5] which are related to the separate influence of certain force factors on the dynamics of the sprung mass (SM) with a nonlinear force characteristic of the suspension system (SS), provided the purity of the experiment, can not answer the question of their compatible impact. This is because there is no superposition principle for nonlinear systems.…”
Section: Research Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Practice shows [1,6,28] that in the mechanical complex "carriagerail track" reliability and durability indicators significantly depend on the processes peculiar properties of interaction between the track and the rolling stock, especially the operating conditions of the system. In addition, this interaction affects the ability of the system to withstand the destructive action of the resulting shock loads [24,29]. To simulate the interaction between the rolling stock and the track, there is need a to solve several related problems particularly static and shock ones.…”
Section: Analasis Of Literature Data and Task Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here the efficiency and reliability of the track design are crucial for a successful operation. A lot of modern rail track studies focus on individual aspects of design and operation, such as fatigue [21,24], ballast failure [9], driving comfort [31], noise or vibration [8,12,13,30].…”
Section: Recent Research Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Often used in this case is the probabilistic model to extract hidden attributes from elements [44]. By employing hidden functions, they generate accurate pseudo-ratings, even under a situation of cold start when there are few estimates, or not at all [45]. Another example of solving it is the combination of CF and CBF [46].…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%