PROJECTING ELASTOMERIC SHOCK ABSORBERS WITH ADJUSTABLE STIFFNES.
7th International Scientific Conference TRANSBALTICA 2011
- V. Gonca, Y. Shvab
Riga Technical University, Institute of Mechanics
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7th International Scientific Conference TRANSBALTICA 2011 PROJECTING ELASTOMERIC SHOCK ABSORBERS WITH ADJUSTABLE STIFFNES. V. Gonca, Y. Shvab Riga Technical University, Institute of Mechanics ELASTOMERIC SHOCK ABSORBER MODEL z P k 2 Fig. 1.
PROJECTING ELASTOMERIC SHOCK ABSORBERS WITH ADJUSTABLE STIFFNES.
7th International Scientific Conference TRANSBALTICA 2011
Riga Technical University, Institute of Mechanics
ELASTOMERIC SHOCK ABSORBER MODEL
P
z k2
For the elastomeric elements of complex configuration or consisting of well contacting parts made of various materials which does not permit the application of variational methods
geometry.
shock absorbers with adjustable stiffness
Problem:
DECOMPOSITION OF THE VOLUME OF THE PRODUCTS ON A SUBAREAS
Deformations are assumed to be small. It is proposed to use the variational principle proposed V.Prager using discontinuous displacement function and modified for weakly compressible and incompressible materials.
Let's consider the elastomeric element with the complex geometrical form with volume V and the area of a surface F:
=
N n n
1
=
N n n
1
(1)
= n 1 = n 1
where: Vn - one-coherent regular subareas; N - number of subareas, received as a result of crushing elastomeric element; F - total surface area of all subareas elastomeric element.
The surface limiting n-th subarea, looks like
n n u n n
F F F Γ + + =
σ
(2)
where: Fσ
n – loading surface;
Fu
n – surface of the fixing;
Γn – surface area of contact subarea partitioning elastomeric element.
MATHEMATICAL MODEL
Equation of equilibrium:
) 1 ( 2 3
2
= + + + ∇
i i i
f s u G µ
Volumetric deformation:
s u
j j
) 1 ( 2 ) 2 1 ( 3
,
µ µ + − =
Deformations: εij = 0,5 (ui,j + uj,i) (5) (3) (4) Forces boundary conditions: G[ui,j + uj,I + 3µ /(1+µ) s δij] nj = Pi (7) Displacements boundary conditions: Stress: σij = G [ui,j + uj,I + 3µ /(1+µ)sδij] (6)
i
u ui =
(8)
THE CONDITIONS OF CONTINUITY ON CRUSHING SURFACE
On the crushing surface Γn must be satisfied the conditions of continuity:
1 +
=
n i n i
u u
1 1 + +
− =
n j n ij n j n ij
m m σ σ (9) (10)
− =
j ij j ij
m m σ σ Contact surface Γn may be: a) artificial in the geometric decomposition of the elastomeric element b) natural, that is, a volume V composed of different materials. c) = a) + b) (10)
In determining the integral characteristics, of type “force – settlement”, of the elastomeric element boundary problem (3) - (8) (without crushing the elastomeric element in the subareas) easier to solve a variational method using the Ritz procedure for the functional:
( )
n i j n j i n i j n j i V n n i
u u u u G s u J
, , , ,
2 1 [ ) , ( + = ∫
( ) ( )
dV s u s
n n n n i i n
] 1 4 2 1 9 1 3
2 2 ,
µ µ µ µ + − − + +
(11) Using the variational principle of V.Prager and applying the method of undetermined Lagrange multipliers with a functional (11) be the boundary value problem (3) - (8) with the conditions of multipliers with a functional (11) be the boundary value problem (3) - (8) with the conditions of the joining (9) and (10) replaced by the variational problem with discontinuous function of demand
− = Γ + =
+ − =
1 1 , 1
) [( ) , ( ) , ( *
N n n i j n j i n N n n n i i
n
u u G s u J s u J
n n i j j i n n n
d u m s Γ ″ + +
,
1 3 δ µ µ
(12)
where in each subare: ui
n – displacement;
sn - function of hydrostatic pressure; Gn - modulus of elasticity in shear; µn - Poisson's ratio.
Calculate model(Fig. 2).
r
h P k1 k2 I V1 II V2
Fig.2. Elastomeric shock absorbers with adjustable stiffness calculate model.
Ø2a Ø2b
The considered absorber is broken on two parts on border of a thrust block in parallel a shaft or. At use functional (15), choosing ui
n and sn, it is enough to satisfy to geometrical boundary conditions on external
surface Fu . Shock absorber is divided into two subareas (see Figure 1). All functions with an index „1” it is carried to a subarea I, and with an index „2” to a subarea II. We believe that the geometry of the elastomeric layer can not take into account the compressibility of the elastomer, that is, believe that the Poisson coefficient = 0,5.
The main boundary conditions will be: ) , ( ) , (
1 2 2 1
= = − k r u k r u
) , ( ) , (
2 2
1 1
= =
− ≥ ≥ − ≥ ≥ k z k z
z a w z a u The main boundary conditions will be:
2 2
1 1 − ≥ ≥ − ≥ ≥ k z k z
) , (
2 1
= −k r w
∆ − = ) , (
1 2
k r w
(13)
where: the functions ui and wi - displacement, respectively, on the axis of r and z.
Dependence “force – settlement” it is defined from the equation of balance of the top base of the absorber: P rdr
b a k z zz
− =
= 1 2
2 σ π (14)
) , ( ) , (
2 1
r u r u = ) , ( ) , (
2 1
r w r w = ) , ( ) , (
2 1
r r
rz rz
σ σ = ) , ( ) , (
2 1
r r
zz zz
σ σ = (15)
We choose conveyances un, wn and function sn whenever possible in the most simple kind with the account only conditions (6) and prospective character of deformation. ) )( ( ) (
1 2 1 1 2
k z a r B k z rz B u − − + − =
) )( (
1 1 1 2
k z a r A k z w − − + ∆ − =
2 2
C s =
(16)
) )( (
2 3 1
k z a r B u + − =
) )( (
2 2 1
k z a r A w + − =
1 1
C s =
(16) where A1,A2,B1,B2,C1,C2, – unknown constants.
Z r u2 u2 Z r w2 w2
Functions (16) have on section height approximately following appearance for conveyances at r = a; b: for u for w
u1 u1 w1 w1
After integration it is received that functional J* depends only on unknown constants:
( )
∆ =
∗
, , , , , , ,
2 1 3 2 1 2 1
C C B B B A A J J (17) From a condition stationarity:
( )
, , , , , , ,
2 1 3 2 1 2 1
= ∆ ∂ ∂
∗
C C B B B A A J
(18)
( )
, , , , , , ,
2 1 3 2 1 2 1
∆ ∂ C C B B B A A
We receive system of the algebraic equations. For dependence “force – settlement”:
D D Ga Pk
1 2 2 1
) 1 ( 2 α π − = ∆
b a = α
where: D, D1 - determinants of algebraic equations (18), an expression which, due to the complexity of writing, are not given
(19)
1 2 2 2
) ( ) 1 ( 2 D k h D a G P c − α − ⋅ ⋅ π = ∆ = Then the stiffness of the shock absorber according to k2 (because k1 = (h – k2)) can be calculated by the formula: For absorber: h = 30 mm, a = 20 cm, b = 40 mm, G = 7·10-2 kg/mm2, in Figure 3 shows the results (using MatCad): (using MatCad): Fig.3. The stiffness of the shock absorber according to k2
CONCLUSION
The model of rubber shock absorber offered in-process with adjustable stiffness can have a large range of stiffness regulation. Stiffness of shock absorber can change, from ordinary declivous rubber shock absorber’s stiffness (depends on geometrical sizes and brand of rubber) to absolutely hard support. The chart of possible stiffness is in-process got for the shock absorber of concrete sizes. From a chart evidently, that stiffness of such shock absorber can change from a 70кg/mm (k2 = 0) to absolutely hard support (k2 = h). A construction of shock absorber is not difficult and easily realized. The proposed calculate method allows in case of partition of the investigated area V on The proposed calculate method allows in case of partition of the investigated area V on subarea Vn, using functional (15) and discontinuous functions sought to obtain integrated dependences of type “force – settlement”. Acknowledgement This work has been supported by the European Social Fund within the project «Support for the implementation of doctoral studies at Riga Technical University»