Elastic wave transmission through a semi-infinite rod with an attached damped nonlinear neutraliser

Abstract In this work, wave transmission through a rod with an attached nonlinear neutraliser is investigated. The neutraliser is a mass-spring-damper system with cubic and linear stiffness components. The wave transmission is investigated in infinite and semi-infinite rods with the neutraliser positioned near to a reflective boundary in the latter case. The equation of motion is obtained and solved with the method of varying amplitudes. First and second order harmonic solutions are compared, and stability of solutions is assessed. Two waves are incident on the neutraliser and the amplitude and phase difference of waves are assessed in terms of effect on vibration transmission. The results provide insights into the effects of incident waves on the vibration suppression behaviour of a damped neutraliser attached to a rod, with the distance between the neutraliser and the boundary affecting the behaviour.

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Nonlinear Dynamics
Published
2025-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-025-11658-3
Primary Topic
Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
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Elastic wave transmission through a semi-infinite rod with an attached damped nonlinear neutraliser

Moein Abdi, Frances Fulton, Vladislav Sorokin
Nonlinear Dynamics
Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
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Elastic wave transmission through a semi-infinite rod with an attached damped nonlinear neutraliser

Moein Abdi, Frances Fulton, Vladislav Sorokin
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Abstract In this work, wave transmission through a rod with an attached nonlinear neutraliser is investigated. The neutraliser is a mass-spring-damper system with cubic and linear stiffness components. The wave transmission is investigated in infinite and semi-infinite rods with the neutraliser positioned near to a reflective boundary in the latter case. The equation of motion is obtained and solved with the method of varying amplitudes. First and second order harmonic solutions are compared, and stability of solutions is assessed. Two waves are incident on the neutraliser and the amplitude and phase difference of waves are assessed in terms of effect on vibration transmission. The results provide insights into the effects of incident waves on the vibration suppression behaviour of a damped neutraliser attached to a rod, with the distance between the neutraliser and the boundary affecting the behaviour.

Nonlinear Dynamics
University of Auckland (NZ)
University of Auckland
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
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