A geometrically exact model of a magnetically levitated ro- tating ring subject to radial electromagnetic (EM) forces and un- dergoing three-dimensional (3D) motions is proposed. The equa- tions of motion are derived in the context of a total Lagrangian formulation assuming 3D finite kinematics. The specialization to extensional-flexural motions of the special Cosserat theory of curved rods is illustrated. The nonlinear partial differen- tial equations governing the motion of the ring are numerically solved via a finite element approach and the effects of the angu- lar speed and the EM interaction forces on the nonlinear modal properties of the ring are investigated. The nonlinear equilib- rium of the ring is first evaluated at different angular speeds and the associated eigenproblem is then solved by linearizing the equations about each prestressed equilibrium state. Free nonlin- ear motions involving the mth mode together with its companion mode and other interacting modes are investigated to study the effects of geometric and constitutive nonlinearities on stability.
Nonlinear Vibrations of Magnetically Levitated Rotating Rings / Lacarbonara, Walter; Arena, Andrea; S. S., Antman. - ELETTRONICO. - (2014). (Intervento presentato al convegno International Design Engineering Technical Conferences & Computers and Information in Engineering Conference tenutosi a Buffalo NY, USA nel August 17-20).
Nonlinear Vibrations of Magnetically Levitated Rotating Rings
LACARBONARA, Walter;ARENA, ANDREA;
2014
Abstract
A geometrically exact model of a magnetically levitated ro- tating ring subject to radial electromagnetic (EM) forces and un- dergoing three-dimensional (3D) motions is proposed. The equa- tions of motion are derived in the context of a total Lagrangian formulation assuming 3D finite kinematics. The specialization to extensional-flexural motions of the special Cosserat theory of curved rods is illustrated. The nonlinear partial differen- tial equations governing the motion of the ring are numerically solved via a finite element approach and the effects of the angu- lar speed and the EM interaction forces on the nonlinear modal properties of the ring are investigated. The nonlinear equilib- rium of the ring is first evaluated at different angular speeds and the associated eigenproblem is then solved by linearizing the equations about each prestressed equilibrium state. Free nonlin- ear motions involving the mth mode together with its companion mode and other interacting modes are investigated to study the effects of geometric and constitutive nonlinearities on stability.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.