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The Bionic Vibration Damping Technology and its Inspiration for the High Speed Milling Cutter

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A review of research on the vibration control technology inspiration from the biological vibration damping mechanisms is described. First the important concept and background of the bionic vibration damping technology are briefly introduced. Then the basic theories and its applications in the engineering fields are elaborated from three aspects: vibration damping mechanisms of the creatures own the good ability to withstand the ambient vibrations, mechanical models of biological prototypes and its application progress in the practical occasions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 226-228)

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98-101

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.226-228.98

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November 2012

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Hong Qing Lv, Wei Xiao Tang, Qing Hua Song, Shan Shan Sun

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Bionic Vibration Damping Technology, Cursorial Animal, Milling Cutter, Morphological Structure, Woodpecker

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