Passive Reduction in Vibration Considering the Desired Amplitude in the Case of Damping Proportional to the Mass

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The paper presents and solves the problem of a discrete reduction in vibration in mechanical systems depending on the desired dynamic properties. The methods for determining the passive values of vibration elements reducing vibrations to the desired amplitude value were formulated. Synthesis was done, using the methods of a discrete synthesis of vibration systems and introducing an assumption concerning the damping element existing in the required system and taking a rheological model as a mass damping model.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 220-221)

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43-48

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January 2015

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