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Analysis of dynamical behaviors of a 2-DOF friction oscillator with elastic impacts and negative feedbacks

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In this paper, the flow switching theory of discontinuous dynamical systems is used as the main tool to study the dynamical behaviors of a two-degree-of-freedom friction oscillator with elastic impacts, where considering that the inequality of static and kinetic friction forces results in the existence of flow barriers at the relative velocity between the mass and conveyor belt tending to zero. The negative feedback is also taken into account, \(\mathrm {i.e.}\), when the direction of the relative velocity between the mass and conveyor belt changes, the constant force in the periodic excitation force will also change to adapt to the variation in speed. Due to the discontinuity resulted from the friction and non-smoothness resulted from impact, the motion of the two masses can be divided into the following kinds: non-sliding motion (or free motion), sliding motion, non-sliding–stick motion and sliding–stick motion, and the phase space in system is divided into different domains and boundaries, where the vector field is continuous in each region but discontinuous on the velocity boundary. The corresponding normal vectors and G-functions on the separation boundaries are introduced to acquire the switching conditions for all possible motions such as passable motion, sliding motion, grazing motion and stick motion. The mapping theory provides an effective method for the discussion of periodic motion in discontinuous dynamical systems. The four-dimensional switching sets are defined by the means of the form of direct product of two-dimensional switching sets, and the mapping structures are introduced based on the switching sets to describe periodic motions. Eventually, in order to explain more intuitively the above motions in such a friction–impact system, the velocity, displacement, G-functions time histories and the trajectories in phase plane for the masses are illustrated by simulation numerically.

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This research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 11971275) and the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province, China (No. ZR2019MA048).

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Gao, M., Fan, J. Analysis of dynamical behaviors of a 2-DOF friction oscillator with elastic impacts and negative feedbacks. Nonlinear Dyn 102, 45–78 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-020-05904-z

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