The use of fixed points in experimental research of the internal friction of material
Journal: Structural Mechanics of Engineering Constructions and Buildings (Vol.15, No. 5)Publication Date: 2019-12-04
Authors : Vladimir Zylev; Pavel Platnov;
Page : 399-404
Keywords : experimental determination of internal friction in a material; laboratory experimental model; determination of fixed points by finite element method; minimization of energy losses in support fastenings; logarithmic decrement of oscillations; frequency ind;
Abstract
The aim of the work. The work is devoted to experimental research of internal friction parameters of the material. Methods. The research of internal friction is carried out by consideration of damped oscillations of the experimental system that consist of rigid plates and a specimen in a state of pure bending. We propose to locate bearings in the fixed points to minimize energy losses in support fastenings. Fixed points are determined by using a finite element complex with consideration of free oscillations of the loose model. Results. Damping curves were determined, which demonstrate a very small logarithmic decrement of oscillations and frequency independence of inertial friction. The main result of the work is the tested improvements of the experimental technique, among which the main one is the use of fixed points for determining the places of fastening of the laboratory installation
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