A systematic approach on computational analysis and optimization design: for a nonlinear coupling shock absorber

The aim of this article is to provide a systematic approach to perform computational simulation and optimization design of parameters matching selection for a nonlinear coupling shock absorber. A theoretical mathematical model with nonlinear coupling for shock absorber is induced based on relative literature. The model considers the coupling of quadratic damping, viscosity damping, coulomb damping and nonlinear spring. Approximate computational solution is deduced by introducing harmonic balance method and Fourier transform method. These approximate theoretical solutions include output response of the system, absolute acceleration transmissibility in vibration or impact, and the maximum relative displacement in impact process, etc. The approximate computational results are compared with those obtained by numerical integration to confirm the validity of the mathematical model. In the meantime, an optimization design model for parameters is built. The design example is illustrated to confirm the validity of the modeling method and the theoretical solution.

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