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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1480169
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24 July 2000
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The book dedicated to construction of amplitude-phase-frequency-characteristics (APFC) for linear viscous-elastic systems with distributed parameters. The general solution for viscous-elastic systems in the eigen-function series form for by Laplace transformed partial dynamical differential equations of viscous-elastic continuum is suggested. This solution is true for beams, plates and shells. Simultaneously is elaborated the variational principle for by Laplace transformed generalized displacements and generalized forces for discontinuous fields of displacements and forces. This variational principle contains the initial conditions and permits the solving of nonstationary problems. The procedure of APFC computing is detailed for beam systems. The partial differential equations of the beam vibrations are transformed by one-side Fourier transformation. Because all singular points are placed in the left side half-plane one can regard that this one-side Fourier transformation coincides with Laplas transformation when \(p=i\omega\), where \(p\) is Laplace transformation parameter, \(\omega\) is the frequency parameter. For every beam is solved the boundary problem when boundary forces are expressed through the boundary displacements. Since stiffness matrix coefficients are obtained by exact integration the length of the beam elements may be arbitrary. Solving the finite element system for discrete value of frequency parameter APFC are constructed. APFC are used for inverse Laplas transformation which may be performed as digital integration of APFC or by means of special approach using the APFC extreme points. The book contains five chapters. Chapter 1 reviews the functional analysis which plays the fundamental role in modern mechanics. Charter 2 consists the foundations of viscous- elastic continuum mechanics and general solution of dynamical problem in the eigen-function form for the corresponding by Laplace transformed values. In Chapter 3 it is suggested the variational principle of viscous-elastic continuum for discontinuous by Laplace transformed generalized displacements and forces which consists the initial conditions. Chapter 4 dedicated to beam systems. The beams are considered like of high section accounting the shearing deformations , rotational inertia, longitudinal forces, elastic fundament and dissipation of energy. The method of small imaginary parameter proportional to dissipation forces is suggested. This method permits the APFC construction without of calculation the eigen-values and eigen-functions of considered system. Chapter 5 describes the stability problem of metal-cutting machines considered according to \textit{Kudinov}'s idea [Dinamika stankof, Moskow. Mashinostroenie, 359 p. (1967)] like the closed system which includes the viscous-elastic link with distributed parameters. The dynamical characteristic of dry-viscous friction is suggested. The book may be interested for students, post-graduated students, engineers and scientists who worked in the field of vibration theory and practice.
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