2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2013.11.025
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Influence of inerter on natural frequencies of vibration systems

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“…In what follows, a detailed investigation on the magnitudes at some special frequencies will be carried out. As pointed out in [28], the parallel-connected inerter with one of its terminals grounded can effectively enlarge the mass that is connected at the other terminal. Hence, the natural frequency of the isolation system ω np can be obtained as…”
Section: Remark 3 For the Parallel Connection Of A Spring And A Dampementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In what follows, a detailed investigation on the magnitudes at some special frequencies will be carried out. As pointed out in [28], the parallel-connected inerter with one of its terminals grounded can effectively enlarge the mass that is connected at the other terminal. Hence, the natural frequency of the isolation system ω np can be obtained as…”
Section: Remark 3 For the Parallel Connection Of A Spring And A Dampementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equation (28) indicates that the series-connected inerter can also enlarge the isolating bandwidth, but not as significantly as the parallel-connected inerter does. Fig.…”
Section: Proposition 5 the Isolating Bandwidth Of Configurationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, finding the optimal parameters of TMDs is a topic that has received interest in various studies. The application of inerters with different configurations to control vibrations in various structures has been studied in recent years; see for instance Scheibe [3], Wang [4] and [5], Hu [6], Chen [7][8][9], Brzeski [10] and Shen [11]. The combination of an inerter with a TMD to add apparent mass to the passive element has been investigated by Marian et al in [12] and the optimal parameters of the passive element are computed using a numerical solution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…For example, in railway vehicles', suspensions [12][13][14], in devices that absorb impact forces [15] or protect buildings from earthquakes [16,17]. In [18], authors study the influence of the inerter on the natural frequencies of vibration systems. They propose different constructional solutions of one-and two-degree-of-freedom systems and present how the inerter influences their dynamics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%