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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 No.2ON NaTural Characteristics of a Rigid Motor Flexible base dynamic coupled system

Sun Yuguo

College of Optic and Electronic

Information Engineering,

University of Shanghai for
Science and Technology,

Shanghai 200092, China

 

Song Kongjie

College of Mechanical Engineering,

Shandong University,

Jinan 250061, China

 

 

ON NaTural Characteristics of
a Rigid Motor Flexible base
dynamic coupled system
*

 

Abstract: In shipping and aircraft engineering, the vibrating motor or instrumentation is usually mounted on a non-rigid base. To apply isolation design effectively, it is necessary to investigate the nature vibration characteristics of the rigid motor, flexible base coupled system. A universal dynamic express for the coupled system is derived. A PC-based measurement solution is presented. And the system’s dynamic behavior is then investigated numerically and experimentally. The results show that a strong interaction will exist between the motor’s rigid mode and the flexible base’s mode when the motor’s mounting frequency is close to the flexible base’s first natural frequency. The first natural frequency of the coupled system is generally lower than the motor’s rigid mode frequency. At high frequency, the flexible base’s modes are the dominant modes of the coupled system.

Key words: Vibration isolation  Flexible base  Natural frequency

 


* This project is supported by China State Shipbuilding Corporation (No.10. 6.2.2). Received January 13, 2003; received in revised form December 10, 2003; accepted February 25, 2004

 

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