Abstract
AbstractA new adjustable high static–low dynamic stiffness vibration isolator is presented to improve the effective vibration isolation frequency bandwidth. Firstly, the finite element simulation of electromagnetic positive stiffness device and negative one is carried out. Through static analysis, the mathematical expressions of force–displacement–current and stiffness–displacement–current are derived. The requirements that the system works at quasi-zero-stiffness condition near the equilibrium position are obtained. The influences of different parameters on the force transmission rate of the high static–low dynamic stiffness vibration isolation system are investigated with harmonic balance method. Finally, the experimental platform is built, and the vibration isolation performance experiment is conducted. Results show that the adjustable high static–low dynamic stiffness vibration isolator has a wider effective vibration isolation frequency range and lower peak transmissibility than the traditional one.
Funder
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,Computational Mechanics
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