Simulation and Research of Multiple Degree Freedom Vibration System Based on MapleSim

Zhen Wang; Tao Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.387.47

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Simulation and Research of Multiple Degree Freedom Vibration System Based on MapleSim

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To discuss the modeling method and simulation analysis of multiple degree of freedom vibration system by using the Maple/MapleSim simulation software, the seismic response of the ground buildings model and the torsional vibration of gear shaft model are used as examples respectively. The application of MapleSim in the process on signal analysis, extraction of the dynamic equation and solution of the natural frequency of multiple degree of freedom vibration system are expounded concretely. While the modeling speed is improved, this method also reduces the programming process and the difficulty of programming. It provides an effective reference for handling similar multiple degree of freedom vibration system simulation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 387)

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August 2013

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Zhen Wang, Tao Wu

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Degree of Freedom, Maple/MapleSim, Simulation, Vibration System

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