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Dynamics of an impact oscillator with SMA constraint

Dynamics of an impact oscillator with SMA constraint
Dynamics of an impact oscillator with SMA constraint

The dynamic behaviour of an impact oscillator with an SMA constraint has been modelled and analysed. Following the formulation proposed by Bernardini and his co-authors [1,2] describing thermo-mechanics of SMA elements, we obtain a compact thermo-mechanical model of an impact pseudoelastic oscillator. Due to the mechanical characteristics of SMA element and non-smooth nature of the impacts, five different modes of operation can be distinguished for this system. The undertaken numerical investigation suggests that the system can exhibit complex dynamic responses which if appropriately controlled can be used for vibration reduction. For this reason alone a comparison with an equivalent elastic oscillator was made. It was found out that low amplitude regimes are not affected by the presence of SMA element. On contrary, for the large amplitude responses a significant vibration reduction was achieved due to the phase transformations.

1951-6355
229-238
Sitnikova, E.
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Pavlovskaia, E.
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Wiercigroch, M.
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Sitnikova, E.
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Pavlovskaia, E.
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Wiercigroch, M.
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Sitnikova, E., Pavlovskaia, E. and Wiercigroch, M. (2008) Dynamics of an impact oscillator with SMA constraint. European Physical Journal: Special Topics, 165 (1), 229-238. (doi:10.1140/epjst/e2008-00866-8).

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The dynamic behaviour of an impact oscillator with an SMA constraint has been modelled and analysed. Following the formulation proposed by Bernardini and his co-authors [1,2] describing thermo-mechanics of SMA elements, we obtain a compact thermo-mechanical model of an impact pseudoelastic oscillator. Due to the mechanical characteristics of SMA element and non-smooth nature of the impacts, five different modes of operation can be distinguished for this system. The undertaken numerical investigation suggests that the system can exhibit complex dynamic responses which if appropriately controlled can be used for vibration reduction. For this reason alone a comparison with an equivalent elastic oscillator was made. It was found out that low amplitude regimes are not affected by the presence of SMA element. On contrary, for the large amplitude responses a significant vibration reduction was achieved due to the phase transformations.

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Published date: 20 December 2008

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Local EPrints ID: 497602
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/497602
ISSN: 1951-6355
PURE UUID: b7a66199-c5c9-4e93-861a-ab4dea0b8a84
ORCID for E. Sitnikova: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-6869-6751

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Author: E. Sitnikova ORCID iD
Author: E. Pavlovskaia
Author: M. Wiercigroch

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