Investigation on vibration control of flexible two-link mechanism based on nonlinear energy sink

Wang, Feng; Yang, Yang; Zeng, Jin; Yang, Yiren; Li, Yuanyuan

doi:10.1007/s00419-023-02491-4

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“…[6][7][8][9] NESs have found widespread applications across engineering fields due to their effectiveness in attenuating vibration over a broad frequency range and facilitating targeted energy transfer. [10,11] To date, numerous types of NESs have been designed and implemented. [12][13][14] Some scholars have explored the possibility of achieving enhanced vibration reduction by increasing the number of NES units.…”

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A viscoelastic nonlinear energy sink with an electromagnetic energy harvester: Narrow-band random response

Liao 廖,

Sun 孙,

Liu 刘

2024

Chinese Phys. B

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Nonlinear energy sink is a passive energy absorption device that surpasses linear dampers, and has gained significant attention in various fields of vibration suppression. This is owing to its capacity to offer high vibration attenuation and robustness across a wide frequency spectrum. Energy harvester is a device employed to convert kinetic energy into usable electric energy. In this paper, we propose an electromagnetic energy harvester enhanced viscoelastic nonlinear energy sink (VNES) to achieve passive vibration suppression and energy harvesting simultaneously. A critical departure from prior studies is the investigation of the stochastic P-bifurcation of the electromechanically coupled VNES system under narrow-band random excitation. Initially, approximate analytical solutions are derived using a combination of multiple-scale method and a perturbation approach. The substantial agreement between theoretical analysis solutions and numerical solutions obtained from Monte Carlo simulation underscores the method’s high degree of validity. Furthermore, the effects of system parameters on system responses are carefully examined. Additionally, we demonstrate that stochastic P-bifurcation can be induced by system parameters, which is further verified by the steady-state density functions of displacement. Lastly, we analyze the impacts of various parameters on mean square current and mean output power, crucial for selecting suitable parameters to enhance energy harvesting performance.

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