this paper presents a reduce roll vibration of the full vehicle model with passive suspension systems using vibration absorber to change the dynamic system matrix stat’s eigenvalue. since using the controller system has been splurged and required to energy consuming, in this research the vehicle body roll vibration has been reduced and supplied vehicle stability using a vibration absorber for t...

Rotating machinery, including machining spindles, industrial turbomachinery, and aircraft gas turbine engines, are very commonly used in industry. One major problem faced by these machineries is the harmful, imbalance-induced vibration. Many methods have been developed to reduce this vibration: o!-line balancing methods [1], on-line active balancing methods using mass redistribution devices [2}...

Whole body vibration (WBV) is traditionally monitored using accelerometry, but optical motion analysis techniques may provide a means to investigate both vibration exposure and kinmatic joint motions simultaneously. While each method has strengths and weaknesses, the objective of this work is to combine these methods into an efficient and effective methodology to obtain three dimensional motion...

Traditionally, the effect of vibration on human comfort has been evaluated using the rms value of acceleration. More recently, a widely used criteria in North America has utilized the peak value of acceleration. The differences between these two methods are examined, and the importance of making a rational selection of the appropriate motion index for future standards is emphasized. It is propo...

In this paper a control scheme for electro-dynamic shaker control is proposed. The proposed controller is best suitable for random vibration control in which the excitation signal is a random signal. The controller designed is using acceleration power spectral densities and adaptive filtering technique. The proposed scheme eliminates the requirement of tracking filters in the vibration control ...

Temporary threshold shifts (TTSs) in vibrotactile perception produced by continuous vibration and repetitive shock have been investigated. Subjects were exposed to vertical hand-transmitted 100 Hz continuous vibration and various repetitive shocks of equal energy content formed from one complete cycle of a 100 Hz sine wave. The repetition rate of the cycles was 5, 25, 50, or 100 s-1 while the r...

Floor vibrations induced by human walking were investigated in a reinforced concrete structure. Six experimental floor structures were built in laboratories with the same dimensions and boundary conditions. Subjective tests were performed to assess the vibration serviceability of the floor structures. First, the subjects were asked to walk across a floor and then to rate the intensity of the vi...

This paper studies a bidisperse granular mixture consisting of two species of stainless steel spheres in a vertically vibrated compartmentalized container. The experiments show that with proper vibration acceleration, the granular clock stops when horizontal segregation of the large spheres residing in the far end from the barrier wall occurs. When the segregation is broken, the granular clock ...

OBJECTIVES 31 railway workers and 32 lumberjacks were examined to compare the dose-response relation between the exposure to two types of hand-arm vibration and the sensory disturbances in peripheral nerves as evaluated by the vibration perception thresholds (VPTs). METHODS Clinical examinations were carried out that included measurements of the VPTs, and electroneuromyography (ENMG), and an ...

This article presents the use of the synchrosqueezing transform (SST) for the timefrequency analysis of shock and vibration measurements. The time-frequency resolution properties of SST is demonstrated by analyzing acceleration measurements from pallets dropped from heights and vibration of pallets acquired in controlled laboratory settings. The article presents results that indicate that SST, ...