Abstract
A novel Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber is designed and modeled in this paper. The equivalent dynamic model of the Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber vibration reduction system is established. Meanwhile, the calculation model of the nonlinear magnetic suspension force is derived. Based on the force model, it is found that the nonlinear stiffness feature can be adjusted by changing the magnet distance of the Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber. Then the dynamic equations of the vibration reduction system are solved by using the Complex Variable Average method. And the correctness of the derivation procedure is verified through the Runge–Kutta method. From the numerical solutions, bifurcation phenomena occur in the system responses when the excitation amplitude is larger than a certain value. Adjusting the magnet distance and the damping coefficient of the Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber can delay or avoid bifurcation behaviors. When the excitation amplitude varies over a wide range, the Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber with a larger magnet distance and damping coefficient shows better vibration reduction performance. This study provides a theoretical basis for the practical application of the Triple-magnet Magnetic Suspension Dynamic Vibration Absorber and new ideas for controlling the bifurcation of traditional nonlinear dynamic vibration absorbers.
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