The Limiting Performance Analysis of the Shock Isolation System

Jing Jun Lou; Jiong Sun; Si Mi Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.468-471.1167

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The Limiting Performance Analysis of the Shock Isolation System

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The conventional design of the shock isolation system has focused on selecting suitable stiffness only, so high shock isolation efficiency always gives rise to large relative displacement. In order to design an optimal passive shock isolator, the limiting performance of the shock isolation system is analyzed. The relationship between the shock isolation criterion and the critical initial velocity is studied. The optimal control force is derived and the possibility of engineering implementation of the optimal control force is discussed. The limiting performance analysis shows that the performance of the optimal shock isolator is much more excellent than that of the conventional shock isolator.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 468-471)

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Jing Jun Lou, Jiong Sun, Si Mi Tang

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Limiting Performance Analysis, Optimal Control Force, Shock Isolation

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