Use of MBD Programs in Solving General Unbalance Simple Mechanical System

Martin Svoboda; Josef Soukup; Alena Petrenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.732.275

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Use of MBD Programs in Solving General Unbalance Simple Mechanical System
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Use of MBD Programs in Solving General Unbalance Simple Mechanical System

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The contribution solves the effect of the construction, operation and excitation asymmetry of the simple spatial model. The model can be used for simulation of the vibration of the vehicles (road and rail). The solution was performed by experiments and numerical methods. The mathematical model was developed to reliable describe the experimental simple spatial model. The model was verified by experimental results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 732)

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Martin Svoboda*, Josef Soukup, Alena Petrenko

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Experiment, Mechanical System, Numerical Solution, Vibration

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