FEM modeling and dynamical behavior of a flexible cracked linkage mechanism with clearance

Authors: Dupac, M. and Noorozi, S.

Volume: 139

Pages: 275-280

ISBN: 9789400720688

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2069-5_38

Abstract:

In this study the vibration characteristics and dynamical behavior of a general planar mechanism with a flexible link that contain cracks and a revolute joint with clearance at the slider is analyzed. The link flexibility is modelled using the finite element method, and the local flexibilities representing cracks are modelled using massless rotational springs. The equations of motion are developed for the non impacting case. The equations of motion in integrated form (called the impact equations) are used to model impact at the joint. The influence of the angular velocity, number of cracks, and clearance of the slider revolute joint on the flexural response of the flexible rod is investigated.

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FEM Modeling and Dynamical Behavior of a Flexible Cracked Linkage Mechanism with Clearance

Authors: Dupac, M. and Noorozi, S.

Volume: 139

Pages: 275-280

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2069-5_38

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FEM modeling and dynamical behavior of a flexible cracked linkage mechanism with clearance.

Authors: Dupac, M. and Noroozi, S.

Editors: Naprstek, J., Horacek, J., OkrouhlĂ­k, M., Marvalova, B., Verhulst, F. and Sawicki, J.

Volume: 139

Pages: 275-280

Publisher: Springer

ISBN: 978-94-007-2068-8

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2069-5_38

Abstract:

In this study the vibration characteristics and dynamical behavior of a general planar mechanism with a flexible link that contain cracks and a revolute joint with clearance at the slider is analyzed. The link flexibility is modelled using the finite element method, and the local flexibilities representing cracks are mod-elled using massless rotational springs. The equations of motion are developed for the non impacting case. The equations of motion in integrated form (called the impact equations) are used to model impact at the joint. The influence of the angu-lar velocity, number of cracks, and clearance of the slider revolute joint on the flexural response of the flexible rod is investigated.

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Preferred by: Siamak Noroozi and Mihai Dupac