MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DAMPING OF VIBRATIONS OF A LIQUID IN A TANK WITH N ELASTIC RIBS
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.55.12780Keywords:
Damping, ribs, oscillation of liquid, tankAbstract
The problem of joint oscillations of a liquid and rigid elastically suspended damping ribs in a tank having the form of a rectangular parallelepiped is considered. A system of equations is drawn from which it can be seen that for a certain choice of parameters one can obtain a significant gain in damping. The Simulink model is constructed, which allows obtaining characteristics about the processes occurring in the tank. The aim of the paper is to describe such a mathematical model of damping of fluid vibrations with n elastic ribs in tanks, which has sufficient reliability, accuracy, simplicity and efficiency.References
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