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HomeMaterials Science ForumMaterials Science Forum Vol. 721A Periodical Loaded Dynamical System

A Periodical Loaded Dynamical System

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In the paper a Preisach hysteresis model is applied to determine the dynamic behavior of a steel column with a mass on the top and loaded by periodically alternating force. The column is considered as a completely rigid element, while the fixed end of the column is modeled with a rotational spring with hysteresis characteristic. In the solution of the non-linear dynamical equation of the motion the fix-point technique is inserted to the time marching iteration. The cycling time of the force is changing. The results are plotted in figures.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 721)

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301-306

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June 2012

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Amalia Ivanyi, Peter Ivanyi, Miklos M. Ivanyi, Miklos Ivanyi

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Cycling Load, Fix-Point Technique, Preisach Model, Structurel Dynamics

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