Rotary Shock-Absorber with Magnetorheological Valves

Paweł Martynowicz; Sławomir Kciuk; Arkadiusz Mężyk

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.628.505

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Rotary Shock-Absorber with Magnetorheological Valves

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The paper analyses the problem of design of the magnetorheological (MR) fluid valve to be constrained within the cylindrical hole in the stationary barrier of rotary shock-absorber. The main objective is to maximise valve’s dynamic range (i.e. controllable/passive ratio of shock-absorber’s resistance torque) thus to maximise controlled part of the pressure drop along the MR valve. To obtain this, a special type of two-winding configuration with annular fluid gap is proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 628)

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December 2012

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Paweł Martynowicz, Sławomir Kciuk, Arkadiusz Mężyk

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MR Fluid Valve, Rotary Shock Absorber, Semiactive Vibroisolation

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