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Measurement and Analysis of the Dynamic Modulus of Polymer Materials Based on Fractional Model
HAN Bao-kun,ZHANG Ting-ting, CAO Shu-ming
2012, 32 (
5
): 198-202. DOI:
10.3969/j.issn.1006-1335.2012.05.045
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The Polymer damping material with good structure damping characteristics plays a significant role in vibration and noise reduction. The dynamic modulus of viscoelastic material is usually characterized by its complex modulus which is of nonlinear behavior of variation with system frequency and environment temperature. The dynamic experiment of one polymer on test machine has been carried out. And the data of test have been fitted by fractional Kelvin model respectively. It is shown by experimental results that the fractional Maxwell model could be used to simulate accurately the curve of variation of storage modulus and dissipation modulus of polymer with frequency. And this model is not only simple in form but also needs fewer parameters for calculation. The results offer a reference for practical application.
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Optimization and Simulation of Foam Aluminum Mufflers
HAN Bao-kun, LIU Wei, WU Tong-hua
2012, 32 (
5
): 185-188. DOI:
10.3969/j.issn.1006-1335.2012.05.042
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The optimized design of foam aluminum foam muffler is carried out based on optimization software ISIGHT. The muffler performances before and after optimization of parameters, such as the length and diameter of inlet pipe, outlet pipe and idle pipe were simulated and analyzed with software FLUENT and SYSNOISE. The results show that sound transmission loss after optimization increases in average by about 5 dB, and pressure loss reduces by about 11 % comparing with that before. Consequently, the optimized foam aluminum muffler is of better acoustic and aerodynamic performance.
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Analysis of Sound Transmission Loss of Composite Structures Containing Foam Aluminum
HAN Bao-kun;ZHENG Feng-min;BAO Huai-qian;LI Jun
2011, 31 (
6
): 116-118. DOI:
10.3969/j.issn.1006-1355-2011.06.025
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As a new functional material, foam aluminum is of characteristics of sound absorption and vibration attenuation. A type of composite structure consisting of a foam aluminum layer and base plates is put forward. The sound insulation performance is investigated. The method for computation of sound transmission loss for normal wave incidence is developed. The influences of different thickness of the foam aluminum layer on the transmission loss of the structure are analyzed by numerical method. The results are in good agreement with those of experimental testing. It is found that the thickness of foam aluminum has a great impact on the sound transmission loss of the composite structure.
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Design of Experimental Modal of Chute With Viscoelastic Damping
BAO Huai-qian;HAN Bao-kun;FU Jun-jie;WANG Chang-tian
2011, 31 (
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): 157-160.
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For traditional chute vibration and noise is very large, chute with viscoelastic damping layer free on it is designed. In this paper, hammer excitation method and the LMS test. Lab vibration test system are used to carry out modal testing for chute with viscoelastic damping layer. In this test, we find the former six ranks mode frequencies,damping and modal shape of the chute. The test of MAC matrix proves that the experimental modal parameters measured are true and valid. It is found by analysis of the result that the vibration on the exit of the chute is lapped over by the torsional vibration and bending vibration. It should be strengthened to reduce the local vibration. The results offer reference for the optimization design of chute with viscoelastic damping layer free on it
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