Analysis and Simulation of the Influence of Viscous Damping Coefficient on the Rigid Body Contact Force

Hu Li; Wen Xian Tang; Zong Hua Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.474-476.303

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Analysis and Simulation of the Influence of Viscous Damping Coefficient on the Rigid Body Contact Force

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According to the multi-contact solving problems of the mechanical system dynamics simulation software ADAMS, solving contact and influence of parameters setting on the results were studied based on the viscous damping theory. Researches focused on how the maximum damping coefficient affects the results of the system contact simulation in contact-solving process by connecting theory and practice. It provides some theoretical basis and practical experience for the study of multi-contact problems and had a certain amount of guidance on the multi-contact solving problems.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 474-476)

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April 2011

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Hu Li, Wen Xian Tang, Zong Hua Hu

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Adam, Maximum Damping Coefficient, Multi-Contact, Viscous Damping Theory

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