Dynamic substructuring allows us to predict the dynamic behavior of mechanical systems built by linking together several subsystems, whose dynamic behavior is known. The classical formulation, originally conceived for invariant systems, was extended by the authors to include mechanical systems made by invariant subsystems that may be coupled in different configurations. A mechanism is a typical example of a mechanical system built by coupling together invariant subsystems; during its motion, it can take several configurations that significantly affect its vibrational behavior. Therefore, the configuration-dependent substructuring approach can provide meaningful insights into the dynamic behavior of the mechanism. In this paper, the proposed approach is exploited to evaluate the vibrational behavior of a three-point linkage, a widely used mechanism to connect agricultural tractors to operating machines, considering a significant range of operative configurations. The proposed substructuring approach is able to predict the frequency response functions, the natural frequencies and the mode shapes of the mechanism in a wide range of configurations.

Configuration-dependent substructuring as a tool to predict the vibrational response of mechanisms / Brunetti, Jacopo; D’Ambrogio, Walter; Fregolent, Annalisa. - In: MACHINES. - ISSN 2075-1702. - 10:12(2022). [10.3390/machines10121146]

Configuration-dependent substructuring as a tool to predict the vibrational response of mechanisms

Annalisa Fregolent
2022

Abstract

Dynamic substructuring allows us to predict the dynamic behavior of mechanical systems built by linking together several subsystems, whose dynamic behavior is known. The classical formulation, originally conceived for invariant systems, was extended by the authors to include mechanical systems made by invariant subsystems that may be coupled in different configurations. A mechanism is a typical example of a mechanical system built by coupling together invariant subsystems; during its motion, it can take several configurations that significantly affect its vibrational behavior. Therefore, the configuration-dependent substructuring approach can provide meaningful insights into the dynamic behavior of the mechanism. In this paper, the proposed approach is exploited to evaluate the vibrational behavior of a three-point linkage, a widely used mechanism to connect agricultural tractors to operating machines, considering a significant range of operative configurations. The proposed substructuring approach is able to predict the frequency response functions, the natural frequencies and the mode shapes of the mechanism in a wide range of configurations.
2022
configuration-dependent substructuring; dynamics of linkages; three-points linkage; vibrations
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Configuration-dependent substructuring as a tool to predict the vibrational response of mechanisms / Brunetti, Jacopo; D’Ambrogio, Walter; Fregolent, Annalisa. - In: MACHINES. - ISSN 2075-1702. - 10:12(2022). [10.3390/machines10121146]
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