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Modelization of boundary friction damping induced by second-order bending strain

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Abstract Damping induced by frictional slipping in assembled structures is always a difficulty in vibration mechanics. Sometimes the cycling movement in riveted or bolted joint is generated by in-plane force… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Damping induced by frictional slipping in assembled structures is always a difficulty in vibration mechanics. Sometimes the cycling movement in riveted or bolted joint is generated by in-plane force field which is directly related to transverse deflection. Since this phenomenon cannot be described by classical plate theory, a general formulation based on von-Karman plate theory is proposed in this study. The response estimation involving damping is conducted with the Krylov-Bogoliubov linearization method (HBM). The notion of non-linear mode is introduced in the context of single mode method and multi-mode method. The influence of mode shape change on forced response is also analyzed.

Keywords: induced second; damping induced; boundary friction; friction damping; modelization boundary; mode

Journal Title: Journal of Sound and Vibration
Year Published: 2019

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