Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency

Introduction. The goal is to perform a comparative analysis of energy consumption during the operation of a resonant two–mass mechanical system, depending on the point of application of the driving force to the first or second mass. The object of research is an oscillatory system of a vibrating mach...

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Main Authors: V. G. Zedgenizov, S. Kh. Faizov
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Language:Russian
Published: Siberian State Automobile and Highway University 2023-03-01
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Online Access:https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1591
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description Introduction. The goal is to perform a comparative analysis of energy consumption during the operation of a resonant two–mass mechanical system, depending on the point of application of the driving force to the first or second mass. The object of research is an oscillatory system of a vibrating machine consisting of two masses interconnected by elastic and dissipative elements. In addition, the first mass is connected to a fixed base through elastic and dissipative elements.Materials and methods. The research uses the main provisions of theoretical mechanics, mathematical modeling and simulation experiment in the Matlab-Simulink environment.Results. According to the results of research on a mathematical model of a two-mass oscillatory system with a point of application of the driving force to the first mass, it was found that with a driving force of 10 kN and a frequency of 80 rad/s, the amplitude of the oscillations of the first mass is 0,6 mm, and the second is 1,8 mm, while the amplitude gain is 3,94. To achieve the specified driving force, a directional debalance exciter with a mass of 10 kg of debalances must have an eccentricity of 0,16 m, and the power required to drive the oscillation exciter is 21,2 kW. In the case of applying a driving force to the second mass, it is possible to achieve the same amplitude of oscillations of the first mass (0,6 mm) with a driving force of 5 kN, an eccentricity of 0,078 m and a drive power of 4,9 kW, while the amplitude gain is 8,44.Originality. Thus, due to the dynamic properties of the two-mass system, the option with the point of application of the driving force to the second mass is 4,3 times more energy efficient than the option of applying the driving force to the first mass.
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spelling doaj-art-224946c7bbdc43fe8f8af32cfe9deec82025-08-20T02:59:20ZrusSiberian State Automobile and Highway UniversityВестник СибАДИ2071-72962658-56262023-03-01201122310.26518/2071-7296-2023-20-1-12-23786Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiencyV. G. Zedgenizov0S. Kh. Faizov1Irkutsk National Research Technical UniversityIrkutsk National Research Technical UniversityIntroduction. The goal is to perform a comparative analysis of energy consumption during the operation of a resonant two–mass mechanical system, depending on the point of application of the driving force to the first or second mass. The object of research is an oscillatory system of a vibrating machine consisting of two masses interconnected by elastic and dissipative elements. In addition, the first mass is connected to a fixed base through elastic and dissipative elements.Materials and methods. The research uses the main provisions of theoretical mechanics, mathematical modeling and simulation experiment in the Matlab-Simulink environment.Results. According to the results of research on a mathematical model of a two-mass oscillatory system with a point of application of the driving force to the first mass, it was found that with a driving force of 10 kN and a frequency of 80 rad/s, the amplitude of the oscillations of the first mass is 0,6 mm, and the second is 1,8 mm, while the amplitude gain is 3,94. To achieve the specified driving force, a directional debalance exciter with a mass of 10 kg of debalances must have an eccentricity of 0,16 m, and the power required to drive the oscillation exciter is 21,2 kW. In the case of applying a driving force to the second mass, it is possible to achieve the same amplitude of oscillations of the first mass (0,6 mm) with a driving force of 5 kN, an eccentricity of 0,078 m and a drive power of 4,9 kW, while the amplitude gain is 8,44.Originality. Thus, due to the dynamic properties of the two-mass system, the option with the point of application of the driving force to the second mass is 4,3 times more energy efficient than the option of applying the driving force to the first mass.https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1591two-mass oscillatory systemoscillation amplitudethe point of application of the driving forceenergy efficiency
spellingShingle V. G. Zedgenizov
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Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
Вестник СибАДИ
two-mass oscillatory system
oscillation amplitude
the point of application of the driving force
energy efficiency
title Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
title_full Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
title_fullStr Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
title_full_unstemmed Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
title_short Impact of force application point in two-mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
title_sort impact of force application point in two mass oscillation system on its energy efficiency
topic two-mass oscillatory system
oscillation amplitude
the point of application of the driving force
energy efficiency
url https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1591
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