Nonlinear Dynamics - To better understand the dynamic behaviors of cable-stayed bridges, this study investigates the dynamic behaviors of a cable-stayed shallow arch subjected to two external... 相似文献
Nonlinear Dynamics - Based on the non-planar vibration equations of a cable made of carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP), the nonlinear behaviors of the cable are studied. The one-to-one internal... 相似文献
An elastic cables–rigid body coupled model is proposed for investigating dynamic interactions between cables’ nonlinear transversal vibrations and boundary tower’s torsional dynamics, arising in large transmission line–tower systems and suspended cable–bridge tower systems. By introducing a weak torsion assumption and a large moment of inertia for the tower, an asymptotic expansion of cables–tower coupled dynamics is conducted in a weakly nonlinear framework, and a cables–tower reduced coupled model is eventually established. After model’s validations using direct numerical simulations, two distinct kinds of coupled dynamics are fully investigated. The first is that an external torque is applied to the tower and the two cables would both be indirectly excited, asymmetrically, by the torsional/oscillating tower. The two cables’ responses are the same in this case. The second is that only one of the two cables, i.e., the leader cable, is directly excited, and the other cable, i.e., the follower one, is only indirectly excited through cables–tower dynamic interactions. In such kind of leader–follower dynamics, the leader cable is quite different from the follower one. Nonlinear coupled frequency response diagrams for both systems are constructed using numerical continuation algorithms, mainly focused on the coupled steady solutions’ stabilities and bifurcations. Furthermore, the dynamic effects of tower’s moment of inertia, wing span and damping are thoroughly investigated.
This study investigates the two-to-one internal resonance of the shallow arch with both ends elastically constraining, and the primary resonance case is considered. The full-basis Galerkin method and the multi-scale method are applied to obtain the modulation equations. It is shown that the natural frequencies of the first two modes cross/avoid to each other when the stiffness of elastic supports at two ends is the same/different. Moreover, the nonlinear modal interactions between these two modes may not/may be activated. The force/frequency-response curves are employed to explore the nonlinear response of the elastically supported shallow arch. The saddle-node bifurcation points and Hopf bifurcation points are observed in these cases. Moreover, the dynamic solutions, i.e., the periodic solution, quasi-periodic solution and chaotic solution are discussed. The numerical simulations are used to illustrate the route to chaos via period-doubling bifurcation. 相似文献