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Elastic energy storage and the efficiency of movement

We examine evidence for elastic energy storage and associated changes in the efficiency of movement across vertebrates and invertebrates, and hence across a large range of body sizes and diversity of spring materials. a fraction of the invested energy is lost to structural or viscous damping. (bottom row) of ideal biological springs. (A

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VISCOELASTIC AND STRUCTURAL DAMPING ANALYSIS

which is shown schematically in Fig. 1. Elasticity and viscous damping represent the two degenerate viscoelastic extremes at opposite ends of the energy scale, i.e., elasticity is 100% potential energy and zero damping, while Newtonian viscous flow is all dissipation and no potential energy storage. <j> = 100%

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Viscous Damping Identification for a Wave Energy Converter

During the optimization phase of a wave energy converter (WEC), it is essential to be able to rely on a model that is both fast and accurate. In this regard, Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) with Reynolds Averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS) approach is not suitable for optimization studies, given its computational cost, while methods based on potential theory are

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Fluid damping of cylindrical liquid storage tanks

A method is proposed in order to calculate the damping effects of viscous fluids in liquid storage tanks subjected to earthquakes. The potential equation of an ideal fluid can satisfy only the boundary conditions normal to the surface of the liquid. To satisfy also the tangential interaction conditi

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Identification of the parameters of the Maxwell model using self

From Eqs. (24) and (25), the spring constant k m and the viscous damping coefficient c m of the Maxwell model can be identified from the critical feedback gain β cr and the response frequency ω 1 of the self-excited oscillation of the mass, which are obtained experimentally, and from the parameter values m, k, and c of the measurement instrument.

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Mechanical System Elements

• Device can be pure without being ideal (e.g., nonlinear spring with no inertia or damping) • Device can be ideal without being pure (e.g., device which exhibits both linear springiness and linear damping) • Pure and ideal spring element: • K s = spring stiffness (N/m or N-m/rad) • 1/K s = C s = compliance (softness parameter

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A review on the factors of liner collapse in type IV hydrogen storage

On the other hand, for an ideal viscous material, the loss modulus would be independent of frequency, temperature, and amplitude of the applied strain. Also, the loss modulus and tan δ would be 1, the storage modulus would be 0, indicating no energy storage. It is worth mentioning, that in reality no material is perfectly elastic or viscous

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Optimal allocation of non-linear viscous dampers for building

By incorporating passive energy dissipation methods, structural integrity can be maintained under cyclic loads caused by seismic activity. This study aimed to evaluate the performance of viscous dampers by employing finite element method (FEM) simulations via SAP2000 software on seven-story reinforced concrete (RC) frame structures. First, dampers

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Equivalent viscous damping for a system with energy dissipation

The equivalent viscous damping ratio (ξ) can be divided into two parts: (a) the initial or elastic viscous damping ratio, ξ e, and (b) the hysteresis damping ratio, ξ h, as given in Eq. (1). The elastic viscous damping is the damping inherited by the materials of the structure and proportional to the loading rate (velocity).

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A novel horizontal universal viscous damping amplification device

A restoring-force model for the horizontal universal viscous damping amplification device (HUDAD-VD) is derived, which integrates viscous dampers, establishing its equations of motion and energy balance. Furthermore, pseudo-static tests are conducted to validate the damping

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Experimental and analytical modelling on a novel self-centering viscous

Individual results in summing are consistent with hybrid device outcomes for the same input. The SCVDs showed excellent self-centering capability with satisfactory energy dissipation. A maximum equivalent viscous damping ratio (EVDR) of 99.37% was observed. A theoretical model and a numerical model were built and examined for the proposed SCVDs.

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Theory of Vibration

The viscous damping model is the most popular one, the reason being that the introduction of this linear damper is very simple and it also adequately explains the response observed experimentally. (C_textrm{eq}) can be obtained by setting equal the energy dissipated by the viscous damping force to that of the non-viscous damping force

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Chapter 5 Vibration Damping

Viscous Damping The forces of viscous resistance arise in the case of small vibrations of a body in a viscous medium (liquid or gas). The linear dissipative forces are proportional to velocity, F d ¼ b 1x_. The characteristic of a linear dissi-pative force is shown in Fig. 5.2a, where tanβ ¼ b 1.

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Equivalent viscous damping for buckling-restrained braced RC

The first term ξ 0 is the elastic viscous damping which is taken as 2–5%, and the second term ξ hys is the hysteretic damping of the system due to nonlinear behavior. The concept of EVD was first presented by Jacobsen [6] based on approximating the energy dissipated by the nonlinear system with those by one cycle of the harmonic response of the equivalent linear

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Damping in Materials and Structures: An Overview

This concept of dissipation of energy and thus damping, is very recent compared to a pad rubbing on a wheel which is known for millennia. In the ignorance of the dissipative phenomenon, it is often reduced to viscous damping (under the operating conditions of the system). Complex Young''s modulus (storage modulus and damping

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Modification technologies and constitutive models of viscoelastic

The addition of NSX generally improves the energy storage characteristics and damping performance of NBR, and the effective damping temperature domain of the blend system moves to high temperatures. In contrast to the Maxwell model, the Kelvin-Voigt model consists of an ideal spring in parallel with an ideal viscous pot [117], as shown in

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Proportional viscous damping model for matching damping ratios

While other non-proportional or non-viscous damping models are available, e.g. elemental damping models [4] or models based on convolution integrals over energy dissipating kernel functions [5], [6], [7], only proportional viscous damping models allow modal response to be uncoupled, fit well to the established body of knowledge of modal analysis in earthquake

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Lecture 3: Structural Damping

Summary: Viscous Damping Despite theoretical deficiencies: Viscous damping is generally accepted as the only practically feasible damping model: •Mathematically simple, •Damping can be easily determined by experiments, •Relatively good description of the GLOBAL behaviour. We will always assume linear viscous damping!

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Energy dissipation mechanism of inerter systems

We consider a viscously damped SDOF structure (Fig. 1) in which the primary structure is modeled by a mass m, a stiffness k, and a viscous damping coefficient c.To facilitate an overall investigation of the IDS, SPIS-I, and SPIS-II, an SPIS system is considered in Fig. 1, which includes an inerter element (m in) in parallel with a dashpot element (c d2), and then in

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Damping of Materials and Structures

where E 0 = E(0 +) denotes the initial modulus and E ∞ = E(∞) is the equilibrium modulus.As long as the strain is held constant, the material will continue to relax up until the point when σ ∞ = ε 0 E ∞ ≤ σ 0 = ε 0 E 0.This can be seen in Fig. 1 above. Figure 4 above graphically shows the temporal stress and strain relations in the two parameter Kelvin-Voigt model for

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Equivalent Viscous Damping

Equivalent Viscous Damping Dr. Daniel S. Stutts September 24, 2009 Revised: 11-13-2013 1 Derivation of Equivalent Viscous Damping M x F(t) C K Figure 1. Forced mass-spring-damper system. The energy lost per cycle in a damper in a harmonically forced system may be expressed as W d= I F ddx (1) where F d represents the damping force. The simplest

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Viscous Damping and Energy Dissipation of Concrete Columns

The viscous damping, energy dissipation capacity, and stiffness degradation were used to evaluate the performance of the concrete column. Outcome of this study shows that the energy dissipation capacity improved by reducing the spacing of GFRP spirals and cross ties. Further, the hysteresis viscous damping decreased with increase in the

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A Comprehensive Review on the Viscoelastic Parameters Used

The damping parameters investigated in this paper include the specific damping capacity, loss factor, viscous damping coefficient, viscous damping ratio, phase lag (or loss angle), logarithmic decrement, half-power bandwidth, complex modulus (or loss and storage moduli), inverse quality factor, viscosity, decay ratio in the step response, and

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Rate-dependent damping properties of recycled aggregate

Elastic material has a capacity to store mechanical strain energy with no energy dissipation capacity, while viscous material, such as Newtonian viscous fluid, has a capacity to dissipate energy without energy storage [12]. For concrete material, it shows both properties of elasticity and viscosity, which is called viscoelasticity.

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Elastic energy storage and the efficiency of movement

We examine evidence for elastic energy storage and associated changes in the efficiency of movement across vertebrates and invertebrates, and hence across a large range of body sizes and diversity of spring materials. a fraction of the invested energy is lost to structural or viscous damping. (bottom row) of ideal biological springs. (A

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Sparse proportional viscous damping model for structures with

This paper proposes a proportional viscous damping model that is computationally very efficient for response history analysis of a large-scale structure with a large number of degrees of freedom. The proposed model is based on a bell-shaped basis function parameterized by the frequency and damping ratio at its peak. Any damping ratio curve in the

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