Analysis of Forced Vibration by Reduced Impedance Method : Part. 4 Proposition and application of multiple reduced impedance method
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A multiple reduced impedance method (MRIM) is proposed as an advanced type of the reduced impedance method (RIM) for analyzing the vibration of a mechanical structure so complex that the usual methods, for example the finite element method, can not be applied directly on it. The natural frequency, the natural mode and the dynamic response of the supporting base of a diesel generator package are analyzed by MRIM. The analytical results by MRIM are compared with the analytical results by RIM and the experimental results. These three results agree well with one another. It is clear that the vibration of a complex structure can be analyzed by MRIM with less calculation time and with smaller memory storage than by RIM.
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著者
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Nagamatsu Akio
Faculty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Nagamatsu Akio
Faculty O F Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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FUJITA Yutaka
Nissan Motors Co. Ltd.
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IKEUCHI Terutaka
Nippon Kokan Co. Ltd.
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SHIRAI Masaaki
Nippon Kokan Co. Ltd.
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OOKUMA Masaaki
Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Fujita Yutaka
Nissan Motor Co.ltd
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NAGAMATSU Akio
Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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