Efficient Energy Balancing Across Multiple Harmonics of Nonlinear Normal Modes
Abstract Predicting the forced responses of nonlinear systems is a topic that attracts extensive studies. The energy balancing method considers the net energy transfer in and out of the system over one period, and establishes connections between forced responses and nonlinear normal modes (NNMs). In this paper, we consider the energy balancing across multiple harmonics of NNMs for predicting forced resonances. This technique is constructed by combining the energy balancing mechanism with restrictions (established via excitation scenarios) on external forcing and harmonic phase-shifts; a semi-analytical framework is derived to achieve both accurate/robust results and efficient computations. With known inputs from NNM solutions, the required forcing amplitudes to reach NNMs at resonances, along with their discrepancy, i.e. the harmonic phase-shifts, are computed via a one-step scheme. Several examples are presented for different excitation scenarios to demonstrate the applicability of this method, and to show its capability in accurately predicting the existence of an isola where multiple harmonics play a significant part in the response..
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Hong, Dongxiao [VerfasserIn] |
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