Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems

This paper is devoted to the modeling of finite deformations of elastic bodies under contact/impact conditions. In this kind of applications, it is well known that the total energy will be reduced versus time because of frictional effects. However, how to identify the dissipated energy in a quantit...

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Main Authors: Feng Z.-Q., Cros J.-M., Renaud C., Turbelin G.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2008-07-01
Series:International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
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Online Access:https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2008/03/asmdo3808.pdf
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spelling doaj-146fbd914f554e81942fc315538404f92021-03-02T09:31:38ZengEDP SciencesInternational Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization1779-627X1779-62882008-07-012319319710.1051/ijsmdo:2008026asmdo3808Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systemsFeng Z.-Q.Cros J.-M.Renaud C.Turbelin G.This paper is devoted to the modeling of finite deformations of elastic bodies under contact/impact conditions. In this kind of applications, it is well known that the total energy will be reduced versus time because of frictional effects. However, how to identify the dissipated energy in a quantitative way remains an open question. The aim of this work is to propose a numerical solution to this question. The proposed Bi-First algorithm combines the bi-potential method for contact modeling in dynamic cases and the first order algorithm for integration of the equation of motion. Numerical examples involve the impact of an elastic plate onto a rigid surface and the impact between two hyperelastic blocks and a rigid wall. The dissipated energy versus time will be plotted and the influence of friction coefficient on the dissipated energy will be discussed.https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2008/03/asmdo3808.pdfcontact/impactenergy dissipationnumerical modeling.
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author Feng Z.-Q.
Cros J.-M.
Renaud C.
Turbelin G.
spellingShingle Feng Z.-Q.
Cros J.-M.
Renaud C.
Turbelin G.
Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
contact/impact
energy dissipation
numerical modeling.
author_facet Feng Z.-Q.
Cros J.-M.
Renaud C.
Turbelin G.
author_sort Feng Z.-Q.
title Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
title_short Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
title_full Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
title_fullStr Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
title_full_unstemmed Identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
title_sort identification of the dissipated energy by friction in dynamic multibody systems
publisher EDP Sciences
series International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
issn 1779-627X
1779-6288
publishDate 2008-07-01
description This paper is devoted to the modeling of finite deformations of elastic bodies under contact/impact conditions. In this kind of applications, it is well known that the total energy will be reduced versus time because of frictional effects. However, how to identify the dissipated energy in a quantitative way remains an open question. The aim of this work is to propose a numerical solution to this question. The proposed Bi-First algorithm combines the bi-potential method for contact modeling in dynamic cases and the first order algorithm for integration of the equation of motion. Numerical examples involve the impact of an elastic plate onto a rigid surface and the impact between two hyperelastic blocks and a rigid wall. The dissipated energy versus time will be plotted and the influence of friction coefficient on the dissipated energy will be discussed.
topic contact/impact
energy dissipation
numerical modeling.
url https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2008/03/asmdo3808.pdf
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