STUDY OF PARAMETRIC VIBRATION OF GYROSCOPIC CONTINUA BASED ON NONLINEAR NORMAL MODES AND A NUMERICAL ITERATIVE APPROACH

以脉动流输流管为例,利用非线性模态技术和一种数值迭代法研究陀螺连续体的非线性参数振动响应问题. 通过谐波平衡法将系统非线性非自治控制方程转化为拟自治方程,并在状态空间上利用不变流形法构造系统的非线性模态. 以对应自治系统的解为初值,采用一种数值迭代法来求解拟自治控制方程的模态系数,结果证明了该迭代法的快速收敛性. 在频域分析中得到了幅频响应和相空间上的不变流形,而在时域复模态分析中则发现了参激陀螺系统的正交相位差和行波振动现象.     

基于非线性模态和一种数值迭代法的陀螺连续体参数振动研究

以脉动流输流管为例,利用非线性模态技术和一种数值迭代法研究陀螺连续体的非线性参数振动响应问题.通过谐波平衡法将系统非线性非自治控制方程转化为拟自治方程,并在状态空间上利用不变流形法构造系统的非线性模态.以对应自治系统的解为初值,采用一种数值迭代法来求解拟自治控制方程的模态系数,结果证明了该迭代法的快速收敛性.在频域分析中得到了幅频响应和相空间上的不变流形,而在时域复模态分析中则发现了参激陀螺系统的正交相位差和行波振动现象.     

利用多维模态理论分析圆柱贮箱液体非线性晃动

将多维模态理论应用到求解作横向运动圆柱贮箱中液体的非线性晃动问题. 首先通过压力积分变分原理推导出描述液体作非线性晃动的一般形式无穷维模态系统,然后根据Narimanov-Moiseev三阶渐近假设关系,通过选取二阶主模态和三阶次模态,将无穷维模态系统降为五维渐近模态系统. 通过对这个模态系统的数值积分可以看出一些典型的非线性特征(如波峰大于波谷、节径移动等).      

挠性航天器太阳翼全局模态动力学建模与实验研究

现代柔性航天器通常安装有大型太阳翼为其在轨运行提供所需动力. 航天器入轨后太阳翼展开并锁定成为铰链连接多板结构, 此类结构质量轻、跨度大、刚度低的特点使其低频振动和非线性振动问题越来越凸显. 分析和处理此类结构出现的复杂振动问题的关键在于建立系统精确的非线性动力学模型. 为此, 本文提出铰链连接多板结构解析全局模态的提取方法, 获取太阳翼的固有频率和解析函数表征的全局模态. 提出可变刚度的扭转弹簧等效模型, 考虑铰链非线性刚度及摩擦力矩等因素, 通过全局模态离散得到系统的低维高精度非线性动力学模型, 研究了太阳翼在周期激励作用下的非线性特性. 开展太阳翼地面振动实验研究, 采用锤击法获取系统模态, 利用振动台施加正弦扫频激励, 将物理实验结果与理论结果进行对比, 从而验证全局模态动力学建模方法的合理性与准确性. 结果表明, 铰链刚度等结构参数对系统固有特性的影响较大, 铰链的存在会使太阳翼的动态响应出现跳跃等非线性现象. 全局模态动力学建模方法能很好地解决多板结构在非经典边界下解析全局模态求解的困难, 系统全局模态反映的是系统各个部件弹性振动的真实模态, 所建立的动力学模型具有低维高精度的特点, 对于复杂组合结构非线性动力学建模具有重要的参考价值.      

非线性模态的分类和新的求解方法

引入不可分偶数维不变流形的概念来定义非线性模态．在此基础上，揭示出了一种新的模态——耦合非线性模态，并对实际系统中各种可能的模态进行了分类．这种分类可能是新的构筑非线性模态理论的框架．用此方法构造非线性模态，得到的模态振子具有范式的形式，形式最简、却能反映原系统在平衡点附近的主要动力学行为，且易于得到非线性频率及非线性稳定性等方面的信息．不仅适用于分析一般的多自由度系统，还可用于分析奇数维系统；不仅可构造内共振系统的非耦合模态，还可用于构造内共振耦合模态．从掌握的资料看，以前的方法还不能解决上述所有问题     

多自由度内共振系统非线性模态的分岔特性

利用多尺度法构造了一个立方非线性1:3内共振系统的内共振非线性模态(NonlinearNormal Modes associated with internal resonance)．研究表明,内共振非线性系统除存在单模态运动外还存在耦合模态运动．耦合内共振模态具有分岔特性．利用奇异性理论对模态分岔方程进行分析发现此类系统的模态存在叉形点分岔和滞后点分岔这两种典型的分岔模式．     

关于对模态概念的理解

通过分析模态的性质井与复模态和非线性模态比较以加强对模态概念的理解.固有模态的基本性质是模态振动的同频性、对初始条件的不变性、模态的正交性和系统响应的叠加性.复模态仍具有模态振动的同频性,但没有对初始条件的不变性,正交性和叠加性仅在状态空间中成立.非线性模态仅保留了同频性或不变性,不具有正交性和叠加性.     

核反应堆主系统管道的动力特性研究

本文系统研究了核反应堆主系统管道在局部破裂工况下的动力特性及非线性动力响应。采用统一动力子结构方法建立复杂管系的动力计算模型,采用Lanczos法和Arnoldi法分别求解系统的实、复特征值问题,分析了流速大小对系统固有频率的影响,在给定破口处的流体排放力后,采用Lanczos基矢量与模态综合相结合的自由度减缩技术,兼用伪力法、摄动法等技巧,求解管道系统的非线性动力响应。计算表明,采用本文的理论方法所研制的软件对核安全设计审批具有实用价值。文中给出了主系统管道的若干算例。     

基于假设模态加权的全局模态提取方法及其应用

假设模态法在单一梁、杆、索、板等柔性结构动力学建模中有广泛应用,但在处理组合结构振动问题时,常常因无法反映各部件之间的耦合作用使其应用受限。通过假设模态建立组合结构的近似动力学模型,利用近似模型求得系统的固有频率和相应的特征向量,据此可以有效地获得系统的全局模态。本文以跨中带有多个弹性支撑的简支梁为例,通过假设模态加权来提取系统的全局模态,从而建立系统的动力学模型。对系统进行固有特性分析的结果表明,通过假设模态加权可以方便地获得系统的全局模态;对系统动态响应分析的结果表明,采用本文提出的全局模态建立的非线性动力学模型可以有效地反映系统的非线性动力学特性。     

大型转子-基础-地基系统的非线性动力分析

针对实际工程中的大型机组，在线性理论分析基础上，引入转子系统的非线性油膜力项，采用子结构模态综合法，形成一个比较接近实际大型汽轮发电机组的包括陀螺转子-非稳态非线性油膜转承-弹性基础-地基系统的非线性系统计算模型。通过对系统方程进行分块直接积分求解，得到了不同位置的轴承在不同转速和不同转子偏心量下引起的系统非线性动力学现象，为大机组的非线性分析和改进提供较完善的理论分析和计算的基础。     

A method of finding the principal modes of nonlinear vibration systems and their stabilities

This paper presents a new method of finding the principal modes of nonlinear vibration systems, by means of which the problem of finding principal modes of nonlinear systems is transferred to the problem of finding real roots of a set of algebraic equations. The method is applicable to various kinds of nonlinear vibration systems with many degrees of freedom, and is simple in calculation. The paper presents another new method of analyzing the stabilities of principal modes of nonlinear systems.     

Multidimensional modal analysis of liquid nonlinear sloshing in right circular cylindrical tank

The multidimensional modal theory proposed by Faltinsen,et al.(2000) is applied to solve liquid nonlinear free sloshing in right circular cylindrical tank for the first time. After selecting the leading modes and fixing the order of magnitudes baaed on the Narimanov-Moiseev third order asymptotic hypothesis,the general infinite dimensional modal system is reduced to a five dimensional asymptotic modal system (the system of second order nonlinear ordinary differential equations coupling the generalized time dependent coordinates of free surface wave elevation).The numerical integrations of this modal system discover most important nonlinear phenomena,which agree well with both pervious analytic theories and experimental observations. The results indicate that the multidimensional modal method is a very good tool for solving liquid nonlinear sloshing dynamics and will be developed to investigate more complex sloshing problem in our following work.     

Dynamic analysis of nonlinear systems by modal synthesis techniques

Different kinds of modal synthesis method have been used widely in dynamic analysis of linear structure systems, but, in general, they are not suitable for nonlinear systems.In this paper, a kind of modal synthesis techniques is extended to dynamic analysis of nonlinear systems. The procedure is based upon the method suggested in [20],[21], which is applicable to vibration analysis for complex structure systems with coupling attachments but with simplified forms of linear springs and dampers. In fact, these attachments have nonlinear characteristics as those generally known to the cases of nonlinear elasticity and nonlinear damping, e.g., piecewise-linear springs, softening or hardening springs. Coulomb damping,elas-ioplastic hysteresis damping, etc. So long as the components of structure are still linear systems, we can get a set of independent free-interface normal mode information hut only keep the lower-order for each component. This can be done by computations or experiments or both. The global equations of linear vibration are set up by assembling of the component equations of motion with nonlinear coupling forces of attachments. Then the problem is reduced to less degrees of freedom for solving nonlinear equations. Thus considerable saving in computer storage and execution time can be expected. In the case of a very high-order system, if sufficient degrees of freedom are reduced, then it may be possible for the problem to be solved by the aid of a computer of ordinary grade.As the general nonlinear vibration of multiple degrees of freedom systems is quite involved, in general, the exact solution of a nonlinear system equations is not easy to find, so the numerical method can be adopted for solving the reduced nonlinear equations to obtain the transient response of system for arbitrary excitations.     

Performance of Nonlinear Vibration Absorbers for Multi-Degrees-of-Freedom Systems Using Nonlinear Normal Modes

Linear vibration absorbers are a valuable tool used to suppressvibrations due to harmonic excitation in structural systems. Whilelimited evaluation of the performance of nonlinear vibrationabsorbers for nonlinear structures exists in the literature forsingle mode structures, none exists for multi-mode structures.Consequently, nonlinear multiple-degrees-of-freedom structures areevaluated. The theory of nonlinear normal modes is extended toinclude consideration of modal damping, excitation and smalllinear coupling, allowing estimation of vibration absorberperformance. The dynamics of the N +1-degrees-of-freedom system areshown to reduce to those of a two-degrees-of-freedom system on afour-dimensional nonlinear modal manifold, thereby simplifying theanalysis. Quantitative agreement is shown to require a higher-order model which is recommended for future investigation.     

Modal parameter identification based on ARMAV and state–space approaches

An accurate prediction for the response of civil and mechanical engineering structures subject to ambient excitation requires the information of dynamic properties of these structures including natural frequencies, damping ratios and mode shapes. Since the excitation force is not available as a measured signal, we need to develop techniques which are capable of accurately extracting the modal parameters from output-only data. This article presents the results of modal parameter identification using two time-domain methods as follows: the autoregressive moving average vector (ARMAV) method and the state–space method. These methods directly work with the recorded time signals and allow the analysis of structures where only the output is measured, while the input is unmeasured and unknown. The equivalence between ARMAV and state–space approaches for the problem of modal parameter identification of vibrating systems is shown in the article. Using only the singular value decomposition of a block Hankel matrix of sample covariances, it is shown that these two approaches give identical modal parameters in the case where the block Hankel matrix has full row rank. The time-domain modal identification algorithms have a serious problem of model order determination: when extracting structural modes these algorithms always generate spurious modes. A modal indicator to differentiate spurious and structural modes is presented. Numerical and experimental examples are given to show the effectiveness of the ARMAV or state–space approaches in modal parameter identification using response data only.     

Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis of MEMS Switches by Nonlinear Modal Analysis

A nonlinear modal analysis approach based on the invariant manifoldmethod proposed earlier by Boivin et al. [10] is applied in this paperto perform the dynamic analysis of a micro switch. The micro switch ismodeled as a clamped-clamped microbeam subjected to a transverseelectrostatic force. Two kinds of nonlinearities are encountered in thenonlinear system: geometric nonlinearity of the microbeam associatedwith large deflection, and nonlinear coupling between two energydomains. Using Galerkin method, the nonlinear partial differentialgoverning equation is decoupled into a set of nonlinear ordinarydifferential equations. Based on the invariant manifold method, theassociated nonlinear modal shapes, and modal motion governing equationsare obtained. The equation of motion restricted to these manifolds,which provide the dynamics of the associated normal modes, are solved bythe approach of nonlinear normal forms. Nonlinearities and the pull-inphenomena are examined. The numerical results are compared with thoseobtained from the finite difference method. The estimate for the pull-involtage of the micro device is also presented.     

Order reduction of forced nonlinear systems using updated LELSM modes with new Ritz vectors

Enhanced modal-based order reduction of forced structural dynamic systems with isolated nonlinearities has been performed using the updated LELSM (local equivalent linear stiffness method) modes and new Ritz vectors. The updated LELSM modes have been found via iteration of the modes of the mass normalized local equivalent linear stiffness matrix of the nonlinear systems. The optimal basis vector of principal orthogonal modes (POMs) is found via simulation and used for POD-based order reduction for comparison. Two new Ritz vectors are defined as static load vectors. One of them gives a static displacement to the mass connected to the periodic forcing load and the other gives a static displacement to the mass connected to the nonlinear element. It is found that the use of these vectors, which are augmented to the updated LELSM modes in the order reduction modal matrix, reduces the number of modes used in order reduction and considerably enhances the accuracy of the order reduction. The combination of the new Ritz vectors with the updated LELSM modes in the order reduction matrix yields more accurate reduced models than POD-based order reduction of the forced nonlinear systems. Hence, the LELSM modal-based order reduction is enhanced via new Ritz vectors when compared with POD-based and linear-based order reductions. In addition, the main advantage of using the updated LELSM modes for order reduction is that, unlike POMs, they do not require a priori simulation and thus they can be combined with new Ritz vectors and applied directly to the system.     

Nonlinear coupled vibration of electrostatically actuated clamped–clamped microbeams under higher-order modes excitation

Nonlinear modal interactions have recently become the focus of intense research in micro-resonators for their use to improve oscillator performance and probe the frontiers of fundamental physics. Understanding and controlling nonlinear coupling between vibrational modes is critical for the development of advanced micromechanical devices. This article aims to theoretically investigate the influence of antisymmetry mode on nonlinear dynamic characteristics of electrically actuated microbeam via considering nonlinear modal interactions. Under higher-order modes excitation, two nonlinear coupled flexural modes to describe microbeam-based resonators are obtained by using Hamilton’s principle and Galerkin method. Then, the Method of Multiple Scales is applied to determine the response and stability of the system for small amplitude vibration. Through Hopf bifurcation analysis, the bifurcation sets for antisymmetry mode vibration are theoretically derived, and the mechanism of energy transfer between antisymmetry mode and symmetry mode is detailed studied. The pseudo-trajectory processing method is introduced to investigate the influence of external drive on amplitude and bifurcation behavior. Results show that nonlinear modal interactions can transit vibration energy from one mode to nearby mode. In what follows, an effective way is proposed to suppress midpoint displacement of the microbeam and to reduce the possibility of large deflection. The quantitative relationship between vibrational modes is also obtained. The displacement of one mode can be predicted by detecting another mode, which shows great potential of developing parameter design in MEMS. Finally, numerical simulations are provided to illustrate the effectiveness of the theoretical results.