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International Journal of Acoustics and Vibration, Vol EDITORIAL OFFICE International Journal of EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Acoustics and Vibration Malcolm J. Crocker A quarterly publication of the International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration MANAGING EDITOR Marek Pawelczyk ASSOCIATE EDITORS Dariusz Bismor Volume 22, Number 2, June 2017 Nickolay Ivanov Zhuang Li ASSISTANT EDITORS Teresa Glowka EDITORIAL Sebastian Kurczyk ICSV24: London Calling Karol Jablonski Jian Kang and Barry Gibbs ....................... 142 Jan Wegehaupt EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ARTICLES Neha Patel Modeling and Vibration Suppression of Flexible Spacecraft Using Higher-Order Margarita Maksotskaya Sandwich Panel Theory Milad Azimi, Morteza Shahravi and Keramat Malekzadeh Fard ....... 143 Free Vibration Analysis of Functionally Heterogeneous Hollow Cylinder Based on Three Dimensional Elasticity Theory Masoud Asgari ............................. 151 EDITORIAL BOARD Electrically Forced Vibrations of Partially Electroded Rectangular Quartz Plate Piezoelectric Resonators Jorge P. Arenas Hui Chen, Ji Wang, Jianke Du and Jiashi Yang ............... 161 Valdivia, Chile Damping Performance of Dynamic Vibration Absorber in Nonlinear Simple Beam with 1:3 Internal Resonance Jonathan D. Blotter Yi-Ren Wang and Hsueh-Ghi Lu ..................... 167 Provo, USA Energy Harvesting Estimation from the Vibration of a Simply Supported Beam Leonid Gelman A. Rajora, A. Dwivedi, A. Vyas, S. Gupta and A. Tyagi ........... 186 Cranfield, UK Preparation and Experimental Study of Magnetorheological Fluids for Vibration Control Samir Gerges Ying-Qing Guo, Zhao-Dong Xu, Bing-Bing Chen, Cheng-Song Ran Florianopolis,´ Brazil and Wei-Yang Guo ........................... 194 Colin H. Hansen A Subjective Related Measure of Airborne Sound Insulation Adelaide, Australia Reinhard O. Neubauer and Jian Kang ................... 201 Mechanical Fault Diagnosis Method Based on LMD Shannon Entropy and Hugh Hunt Improved Fuzzy C-means Clustering Cambridge, England Shaojiang Dong, Xiangyang Xu and Jiayuan Luo .............. 211 Analysis of Transverse Vibration Acceleration for a High-speed Elevator with Dan Marghitu Random Parameter Based on Perturbation Theory Auburn, USA Chen Wang, Ruijun Zhang and Qing Zhang ................ 218 Manohar Lal Munjal Model-Based Algebraic Approach to Robust Parameter Estimation in Uncertain Dynamics Rotating Machinery Bangalore, India Pablo Izquierdo, Higinio Rubio, Manuel P. Donsion and J.C. Garcia-Prada ... 224 Kazuhide Ohta Optimal Vibration Control for Structural Quasi-Hamiltonian Systems with Noised Observations Fukuoka, Japan Zu-guang Ying, Rong-chun Hu and Rong-hua Huan ............. 233 Goran Pavic Detection of Damage in Spot Welded Joints Using a Statistical Energy Analysis-like Villeurbanne, France Approach Achuthan C. Pankaj, Marandahalli V. Shivaprasad and S. M. Murigendrappa .. 242 Subhash Sinha Probes Design and Experimental Measurement of Acoustic Radiation Resistance Auburn, USA Xiaoqing Wang and Yang Xiang ..................... 252 Thermoviscoelastic Vibrations of a Micro-Scale Beam Subjected to Sinusoidal Pulse Heating D. S. Mashat, A. M. Zenkour and A. E. Abouelregal ............ 260 Noise and Vibration Analysis of a Heat Exchanger: a Case Study Thiago A. Fiorentin, Alexandre Mikowski, Olavo M. Silva and Arcanjo Lenzi .. 270 About the Authors ............................. 276 Editor's Space ICSV24: London Calling The International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration Institute of Technology, China): Advances in flutter analy- (IIAV) and the UK’s Institute of Acoustics (IOA) are pleased sis and control of aircraft structures; Jeremie Voix (Univer- to invite scientists and engineers from all over the world to at- sité du Québec, Canada): The ear beyond hearing: from tend the 24th International Congress on Sound and Vibration smart earplug to in-ear brain computer interfaces; Jens Blauert (ICSV24) to be held in London from July 23th to 27th this (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany): Reading the world year. This is the first major international congress to be held with two ears; Andrei Metrikine (Delft University of Technol- in London covering the whole spectrum of acoustics and vi- ogy, Netherlands): Nonlinear dynamics offshore structures in bration since the 1974 International Congress on Acoustics. It marine currents and ice; and Timothy Leighton (University of will be an important opportunity for scientists and engineers to Southampton, UK): Climate change, dolphins, spaceships on share their latest research results and exchange ideas on theo- antimicrobial resistance – the impact of bubble acoustics. ries, technologies, and applications in acoustics and vibration. The Technical Exhibition will be centrally located in the In total, 1271 abstracts, from 60 countries, have been accepted, Congress Hotel and will provide delegates with a wide range including abstracts of 236 papers that were submitted for peer of products and expert services on instrumentation, software, review. and consultancy. Cosmopolitan London is an exciting, dynamic, and wel- A range of social and cultural activities are planned for coming destination. It is a city where delegates can enjoy a ICSV24 delegates as well as accompanying persons. The ac- rich selection of culture including theatres, concerts, muse- tivities include a visit to the university city of Cambridge on ums, art galleries, night-life, gastronomy, markets, shopping, Sunday, 23 th July 2017; the opening ceremony and the wel- and sports. In short, London offers something that will appeal come reception on Monday, 24th July, at the Westminster Park to every delegate. The ICSV24 venue this year is the centrally Plaza Hotel; the Westminster Soundwalk on Tuesday, 25th July located Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel that overlooks will start and finish at the Park Plaza Hotel; the Millennium the iconic Big Ben. With its views across the River Thames, Bridge visit (an IIAV Members only event) on Tuesday, 25th this hotel offers an ideal location that is within walking dis- July; the IOA Young Members Group social event on Tuesday, tance to the city’s most well-known attractions, including the 25th July; the Gala Dinner on the evening of Wednesday, 26th Houses of Parliament, the National Theater, the London Eye, at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel; and lastly the closing cere- and the London Aquarium. mony will take place at the Park Plaza Hotel on of Thursday The Scientific Programme is structured into sixteen Themes, 27th. each containing Structured Sessions and Regular Sessions. Students specialising in sound and vibration are especially The Themes include: acoustical measurement and instrumen- welcome at ICSV24 and can enjoy reduced fees as well as an tation, active noise and vibration control, aero acoustics and opportunity to win the Best Paper Award. aviation noise, community and environmental noise, physical acoustics, industrial and occupational noise and vibration, ma- Along with the IIAV Officers and the Local Organising chinery noise and vibration, materials for noise and vibration Committee, we look forward to welcoming you in London this control, human response psycho-physio-bio acoustics, road July. and rail traffic noise and vibration, room acoustics, signal pro- cessing, simulation and numerical methods, underwater and maritime noise, building acoustics, policy, education and Eu- ropean projects, and musical acoustics. Jian Kang Barry Gibbs Distinguished plenary speakers will present lectures on re- ICSV24 General Chair Technical Programme cent developments in important topics of sound and vibra- Coordinator tion. The lecturers are: Eric Heller (Harvard University, USA): The miracle of resonance and formants; Haiyan Hu (Beijing 142 https://doi.org/10.20855/ijav.2017.22.2E84 International Journal of Acoustics and Vibration, Vol. 22, No. 2, 2017 Modeling and Vibration Suppression of Flexible Spacecraft Using Higher-Order Sandwich Panel Theory Milad Azimi Department of Mechanical Engineering, Islamic Azad University East Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran, 18661–13118 Morteza Shahravi and Keramat Malekzadeh Fard Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, Malek Ashtar University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 15875–1774 (Received 16 May 2014; accepted: 1 March 2017) This paper presents a novel approach for the modeling and vibration suppression of a flexible spacecraft during a large angle attitude maneuver. A Higher-Order theory is used to model the elastic behavior of solar panel ap- pendages with surface bounded piezoelectric (PZT) patches that capture the transverse shear deformation effects through the thickness of the smart sandwich panel. With the implementation of an appropriate time scales transfor- mation technique and using Singular Perturbation Theory (SPT), the spacecraft dynamic behavior has been divided into double slow and fast subsystems. Modified Sliding Mode (MSM) and Strain Rate Feedback (SRF) control theory have been used for attitude and vibration control simultaneously by global stability proof of the overall sys- tem, while the controllers accomplished their missions in coupled rigid/flexible dynamic domain without parasitic parameter interactions. Numerical simulation assesses the benefits of the proposed approach. NOMENCLETURE u(x; y) Displacement in the longitudinal x- direction of the appendages V Potential strain energy w(x; y) Lateral deflection of the appendage a Hub dimension x Starting x-coordinate of the k-th PZT C Structural damping matrix k patches d Equivalent PZT coefficient 31 kyj The distance from strating point of PZT D PZT material electric
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