A Method to Increase the Natural Frequency of a Ground Moving System

Daniel Turcanu; Iulian Nicola; Tudor Prisecaru; Cristian Predoi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.811.122

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A Method to Increase the Natural Frequency of a Ground Moving System

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The paper presents the summary of the finding solution process for the vibrations attenuation of a ground moving system designed for a terrestrial / aerial drone. A spring was calculated, a damping system was designed and natural frequency simulated. Comparison was made between the natural frequencies obtained for both situations: the ground moving system equipped with the damper and without the damper.Key words: natural frequency, modal analysis, 3D printing, dumper.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 811)

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Daniel Turcanu*, Iulian Nicola, Tudor Prisecaru, Cristian Predoi

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3D Printing, Dumper, Modal Analysis, Natural Frequency

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