Catastrophe Theory Applied in Structure by Vibration Gauge

Ye Min Zhang; Chuan Lu Zhou; Tao Song

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.655-657.64

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Catastrophe Theory Applied in Structure by Vibration Gauge

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This paper mainly make the experiment object vibration through some incentives. Pass the measured vibration measurement instrument output and the system vibration response characteristics, and get the system modal characteristics. Use frequency converter to control motor speed, to structure resonance, sealed by the experiment is feasible. The technology has been the state utility model patents. This structure for two hours of resonance, masonry structure were not see the destruction of the obvious that when energy limited, even resonance also cannot destroy the temporary masonry structure, but when weaken the structure stiffness later, masonry structure crack.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 655-657)

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Ye Min Zhang, Chuan Lu Zhou, Tao Song

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Catastrophe Theory, Excitation Device, Inverter, Resonance

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