Damping optimization over the arbitrary time of the excited mechanical system
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In this paper we consider damping optimization in mechanical system excited by an external force. We use optimization criteria based on minimizing average energy amplitude and average displacement amplitude over the arbitrary time. As the main result we derive explicit formulas for objective functions. These formulas can be implemented efficiently and accelerate optimization process significantly, which is illustrated in a numerical example.
arbitrary time, mechanical system, damping optimization, Control of mechanical systems, average energy amplitude, Energy minimization in equilibrium problems in solid mechanics, average displacement amplitude, damping optimization ; mechanical system ; average energy amplitude ; average displacement amplitude ; arbitrary time, Optimization of other properties in solid mechanics
arbitrary time, mechanical system, damping optimization, Control of mechanical systems, average energy amplitude, Energy minimization in equilibrium problems in solid mechanics, average displacement amplitude, damping optimization ; mechanical system ; average energy amplitude ; average displacement amplitude ; arbitrary time, Optimization of other properties in solid mechanics
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