Optimizing stability and characteristics of a vibrating rigid body pendulum with energy harvesting device
T. S. Amer,
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Ayman Wahba,
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A. F. Abolila
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et al.
Journal of low frequency noise, vibration and active control,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
The
focus
of
this
paper
is
on
reducing
vibrations
and
capturing
energy
from
a
three
degrees-of-freedom
(3DOF)
dynamical
system.
system
consists
damped
spring-pendulum
with
an
elliptical
pivot
path
at
constant
angular
velocity
connected
rigid
body
experiencing
external
harmonic
forces
moments.
An
independent
electromagnetic
harvesting
has
been
integrated
into
the
structure,
utilizing
motion
magnet
within
coil.
optimization
efforts
target
both
(EH)
vibration
reduction
capabilities.
second
kind
Lagrange’s
equations
are
used
to
formulate
governing
kinematic
equations,
which
then
solved
asymptotically
using
multiple-scales
technique
(MST),
producing
novel
precise
results
up
third
approximation.
Various
resonance
cases
identified,
examined
concurrently.
time
evolution
solutions,
as
well
modified
phases
amplitudes,
analyzed
through
graphical
representations,
taking
account
influential
parameters
Graphical
plots
phase
portraits
successfully
depicted
system’s
stable
dynamics.
power
output
current
profiles
device
presented
demonstrate
impact
various
behavior.
Analysis
stability
instability
areas
reveals
that
exhibits
performance
across
wide
range
parameters.
This
model
gaining
significance
in
contemporary
applications,
especially
control
sensors
sectors
such
industry,
construction,
automotive,
transportation,
infrastructure.
Language: Английский
Dynamics and non-integrability of the variable-length double pendulum: Exploring chaos and periodicity via the Lyapunov refined maps
Journal of Sound and Vibration,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 119099 - 119099
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Towards Nonlinear Magnetic Rotating Pendula for Low-Frequency Weak Vibration Energy Harvesting
Mihai Trandafir,
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Panagiotis Alevras
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Energies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(8), P. 2058 - 2058
Published: April 17, 2025
Energy
harvesting
from
ambient
vibrations
has
received
significant
attention
as
an
alternative
renewable,
clean
energy
source
for
microelectronic
devices
in
diverse
applications
such
wearables
and
environmental
monitoring.
However,
typical
remote
environments
exhibit
ultra-low
frequencies
with
variations
uncertainty
leading
to
operation
away
resonance
severe
underperformance
terms
of
power
output.
Pendulum-based
harvesters
offer
a
promising
solution
these
issues,
particularly
when
designed
parametric
resonant
response
driven
displacement
the
pendulum
pivot.
Parametric
excitation
been
shown
trigger
fast
rotational
motion
VEH
that
is
beneficial
generation
necessary
space
utilization.
Nevertheless,
low-frequency
typically
come
at
very
weak
amplitudes,
fact
establishes
design
barriers
traditional
gravitational
pendula
are
used
rotary
harvesting.
In
this
paper,
we
propose
novel
concept
utilizes
permanent
magnet
arrays
establish
dynamics.
Extensive
investigation
restoring
torque
proposed
magnetic
conducted
analytical
tools
FEA
verification.
The
resulting
oscillator
exhibits
frequency
tuning
decoupled
gravity
adjustable
via
circularly
arranged
fields,
increased
flexibility
concurrently
amplitude
tuning.
Numerical
integration
nondimensional
equation
performed
system’s
parameter
identify
impact
on
regions
triggering
excitation.
Finally,
theoretical
case
study
numerically
investigated
device
constrained
within
20
cm3,
showing
multi-fold
improvement
achieved
density
over
600
μW/cm3/g2/Hz
broad
range
driving
amplitudes
low
1.1
Hz
0.2
g.
Language: Английский
Analyzing the Stability of a Connected Moving Cart on an Inclined Surface with a Damped Nonlinear Spring
Axioms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 596 - 596
Published: Aug. 31, 2024
This
paper
examines
the
stability
behavior
of
nonlinear
dynamical
motion
a
vibrating
cart
with
two
degrees
freedom
(DOFs).
Lagrange’s
equations
are
employed
to
establish
mechanical
regulating
system
examined
motion.
The
proposed
approximate
solutions
(ASs)
this
estimated
through
use
multiple-scales
method
(MSM).
These
considered
novel
as
MSM
is
being
applied
new
model.
Secular
terms
have
been
eliminated
meet
solvability
criteria,
and
every
instance
resonance
that
arises
categorized,
where
them
concurrently.
Therefore,
modulation
developed
based
on
representations
unknown
complex
function
in
polar
form.
for
steady
state
calculated
using
corresponding
fixed
points.
achieved
displayed
graphically
illustrate
impact
manipulating
system’s
parameters
compared
numerical
(NSs)
original
equations.
comparison
shows
great
deal
consistency
solution,
which
indicates
accuracy
method.
criteria
Routh–Hurwitz
assess
instability
zones.
value
model
exhibited
by
its
wide
range
applications
involving
ship
motion,
swaying
architecture,
transportation
infrastructure,
rotor
dynamics.
Language: Английский