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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2001 No.8DEFORMATION-COUPLING MODELING METHOD FOR DYNAMICS OF FLEXIBLE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

DEFORMATION-COUPLING MODELING METHOD FOR DYNAMICS OF FLEXIBLE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS


Yan Shaoze  Ji Linhong

(Qinghua University)

Fan Jinwei

(Beijing Polytechnic University)

Liu Youwu

(Tianjin University)

 

Abstract: Coupling terms of elastic general coordinates are employed to describe a deformation field of a flexible body in order to obtain the consistent linearization dynamic model of flexible mechanical systems. Nonlinear strain-displacement relations of the flexible body are introduced to determine new mode functions, and an approximate linear relation between general deformation coordinates and strains of the body is obtained. So the strain energy of the flexible body can be given by using the conventional linear strain-displacement relation. The nonlinear terms of deformation coordinates in kinematic analysis can be linearized until partial velocities and partial angular ones, are given. A consistent linearization dynamic model of the systems is developed by using Kane’s equation. Dynamic responses of a flexible beam in a quick return, mechanism are studied by using the model. Simulating results show that the behaviors of the beam are unstable at the certain angular velocities of the rigid crank, and an interesting periodic pattern is observed for some cases.

Key words: Flexible mechanical system  Rigid-flexible coupling  Dynamics
CLC No: O313.3  TH113
国家自然科学基金和国家航天863高技术发展计划基金资助项目. Received 20001106, received in revised form 20010316

 

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