The Practical Step-by-Step Procedure of High-Order Dynamic Response Analysis for General Damped System

Rui Fang Yu; Xi Yuan Zhou; Mei Qiao Yuan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.378-379.161

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The Practical Step-by-Step Procedure of High-Order Dynamic Response Analysis for General Damped System

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For general damped linear systems with multiple eigenvalues, this study provides a practical step-by-step procedure of the high-order dynamic response analysis. The method derived in this study has clear physical concepts and is easily to be understood and mastered by engineering designers. Moreover, a numerical example is used to analyze the correctness and the effectiveness of the new method by comparing the calculation results with the theory solution.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 378-379)

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Rui Fang Yu, Xi Yuan Zhou, Mei Qiao Yuan

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Damping System, High-Order Response, Multiple Eigenvalues, Numerical Integration, Step-by-Step Procedure

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