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Impact Vibration Absorber of Pendulum Type

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on possibility <strong>of</strong> vibration suppression <strong>of</strong>the basic system under harmonicexcitation, and the effect <strong>of</strong> the systemparameters on system dynamics. Thisinvolved determination the effect <strong>of</strong> massratio, excitation amplitude, and clearancebetween impact stop walls. A pendulumwith one and two impacts during the periodis considered. Dependence <strong>of</strong> suppressionability <strong>of</strong> absorber on pendulum length,coefficient <strong>of</strong> restitution at impact, massratio <strong>of</strong> the basic system and pendulum,and gap size are found.2. ANALITICAL MODEL OFABSORBER2.1 Mathematical modelIn Fig.4 the models <strong>of</strong> single and doubleimpact pendulum absorbers are presented.a) single-impact absorber modelb) double impacts absorber modelFig.4. Model <strong>of</strong> the pendulum impact absorberParameters <strong>of</strong> system:m 1 – mass <strong>of</strong> the main body;m 2 - mass <strong>of</strong> the damper;μ= m 2 /m 1 - mass ratio;d – inherent damping coefficient <strong>of</strong> themain system;k – stiffness coefficient <strong>of</strong> main system;r - coefficient <strong>of</strong> restitution <strong>of</strong> the velocityafter impact;λ - natural frequency <strong>of</strong> the main system;ω – the frequency <strong>of</strong> pendulum;l - length <strong>of</strong> pendulum;c – size <strong>of</strong> gap;α - max angle for two-impacts absorber,tan α = c / l ;The system is considered under harmonicexcitation:P( t)= P0 sin Ωt,P 0 - amplitude <strong>of</strong> excitation force;Ω – frequency <strong>of</strong> excitation.2.2 The equations <strong>of</strong> motion <strong>of</strong> thesystemUsing Lagrange’s equations the equation <strong>of</strong>motion <strong>of</strong> the examined system is derived:⎧(m1+ m2) x + m2l ϕ cosϕ= −kx− dx+⎪∞⎪ 2+ m2l ϕ sinϕ+ P0sin Ωt− S∑δ( t − RT );⎪R=0⎨ 2⎪m2l ϕ + m 2xl cosϕ= −m2gl sinϕ+⎪ ∞⎪+S −∑δ( t RT )(1)⎩ R=0where:S - impact impulse,δ ( t − RT ) − delta function,T – period <strong>of</strong> collisions.The stereomechanical theory <strong>of</strong> impact isused for impact impulse definition [ 7 ]:m1m2S = ( 1+r)( v01− v02) (2)m1+ m2wherev 01 and v 02 - velocity <strong>of</strong> main body andvelocity <strong>of</strong> impactor just before impact.The velocity <strong>of</strong> impactor consists <strong>of</strong>translational velocity and relative velocity:v01 − v02= v01− ( v01+ v2r ) = −lϕ01,(3)here the angular velocity is pendulumvelocity just before impact, ϕ01= ϕ(T ) .Taking into account (3) impact impulsemay be represented as:m2 S = (1 + r)( −l ϕ). (4)1+µAfter rearrangement <strong>of</strong> equation <strong>of</strong> system(1) and taking into account (4) system (1)may be written:

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