Performance of a dual-stage inerter-based vibration isolatorTools Yang, Jian, Jiang, Jason Z., Zhu, Xiang and Chen, Hao (2017) Performance of a dual-stage inerter-based vibration isolator. Energy Procedia, 199 . pp. 1822-1827. ISSN 1876-6102 Full text not available from this repository.AbstractThis paper investigates the dynamic behaviour and performance of a dual-stage inerter-based vibration isolator. Force transmissi-bility and vibration power flow variables are used as performance indices to evaluate the effectiveness of the inerter-based vibration isolator. Vibration power input, transmission and dissipation characteristics of the system are examined. It is found that the inclusion of inerters in dual-stage vibration isolator can reduce force and vibration power flow transmission over a larger band of excitation frequencies. The addition of inerters can also introduce notches in the curves of force transmissibility and time-averaged transmitted power such that the vibration transmission may be greatly suppressed at pre-determined excitation frequencies. These findings demonstrate the potential benefits of employing inerters in vibration isolation and facilitate better understanding of vibration mitigation systems with such element.
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