2021
DOI: 10.1007/s40997-020-00420-2
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Free Vibration and Transmission Response Analysis for Torsional Vibration of Circular Annular Plate

Abstract: In this paper, free vibration and transmission response for the torsional vibration of circular annular plate are presented. To the author’s knowledge, few studies can be found for the torsional vibration from wave standpoint. For this purpose, in this study, natural frequencies for the torsional vibration of annular plate with clamped–clamped and free–free boundaries are calculated. The natural frequencies obtained by wave approach are compared with those derived by the classical method. Furthermore, transmis… Show more

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“…Because the structure of the upper case is simple, it is easy to adjust the parameters during simulation. According to the results, the frequency and mode shape of the upper case on the chassis can be matched well, indicating that the simulation parameter settings are consistent with the real situation [46,47]. It can be seen from the results that the vibrating position corre- sponding to the low-order natural frequency is the edge of the upper case, while the violent vibrating position corresponding to the high-order natural frequency is the middle part of the upper case.…”
Section: The Upper Casesupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Because the structure of the upper case is simple, it is easy to adjust the parameters during simulation. According to the results, the frequency and mode shape of the upper case on the chassis can be matched well, indicating that the simulation parameter settings are consistent with the real situation [46,47]. It can be seen from the results that the vibrating position corre- sponding to the low-order natural frequency is the edge of the upper case, while the violent vibrating position corresponding to the high-order natural frequency is the middle part of the upper case.…”
Section: The Upper Casesupporting
confidence: 65%