Dokukova N.A., Kaftaikina E.N., Konon N.P.

Belarusian State University

 

INVESTIGATION OF SETS SYNCHRONIZATION OF MOVEMENTS OSCILLATOR WITH ZERO INITIAL CONDITIONS

 

A dynamical system with a large number n of autonomous oscillators, interacting with one another through a common connection, Figure 1. Each oscillator under external harmonic action of the same frequency and with different initial phases.

 

Picture 1 - Vibrations scheme n - oscillators to fixed beam

 

The equations of motion of the mechanical system shown in Figure 1, the scheme in matrix form becomes:

 

 

(1)

 

 

 

with following initial conditions:

,  ,                                      (2)

,  .                                      (3)

Here ,  − differential operators of the time parameter t; cij – coefficients of elastic elements cj-1, related to the respective masses mi-1, ;  , ,; , b – the coefficient of viscous resistance of the beam oscillations;  – vector of unknown mass movements in the Picture 1;  – load vibration acceleration vector mode; , ;
– harmonic forces , are external, attached to an autonomous oscillators - linear force of friction and elastic "Winkler" base in the supports of the beam . The total force  - conservative, the strength of the linear friction in the beam, the conservative force of viscous resistance oscillations - .

The characteristic equation takes the form

,         (4)

If the partial frequency n-linear oscillator are the same  . Just for simplicity suppose that b = 0. Then the multi-element solutions of the problem leading to the next vibrational modes

      (5)

 

where l1=w1, ,. Uncertain factors are relevant decisions by the method developed in [1, 2], analytical formulas for which are summarized in table 1.

Phase difference Δy = y1y2 is the difference in the initial phase y1, y2 two harmonic oscillations of the same frequency y1= sin(ωt + y1), y2=sin(ωt + y2). With
Δy = 0 fluctuations considered in phase, with Δy = π – antiphase, and with Δy = π/2 or 3π/2 − fluctuations are in quadrature.

 

Table 1

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beams moving  coefficients x(t)

Coefficients movements of autonomous oscillators motion coefficients xj(t),

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

5

 

We assume that the influence of external forces  , annexed to autonomous oscillators are essential have an average frequencies and amplitudes. Consider what might be at the same phase difference yj - yi  between the harmonic oscillator with the same forced frequencies g. The relevant decision can be represented as

.                  (7)

 

To make the difference between the phases was π, it is necessary that one of the phases yj  , other yi. This is possible, when,   and any values  different signs. Let  

.                      (8)

If , the antiphase occurs when conditions are the same modulo the corresponding coefficients , but always different in sign

 

                                    (9)

 

As an example, consider a mechanical system with arbitrary physical parameters : n = 4,  M = 25.0 êã, m1 = m2 = m3 = m4 = 2.1 êã, c1=c2=c3=c4= 74.0í/ì, K=10.0 í/ì, a1=a2=a3=a4=0.0 ì, b1=b2=b3=b4=0.0 ì/c, g=3p ðàä/ñ, w=3.4986 ðàä/ñ,
w1=5.9362 ðàä/ñ, l1=5.9362 ðàä/ñ, l2=6.8687 ðàä/ñ, l3=0.5466 ðàä/ñ, F1=24.28 í, F2=19.11 í, F3=16.25 í, F4=19.09 í, a1=1.2 ì/ñ2, a3=4.2 ì/ñ2, b1=11.5 ì/ñ2,
b3=6.5
ì/ñ2. Satisfying one of the conditions antiphase (9), choose option 3 for oscillators with the numbers j = 2 è i = 4. Solving inequalities with respect to the initial conditions a2, a4, b2, b4 get a2=7.3177ì/ñ2, a4= -7.328ì/ñ2, b2= -5.41026ì/ñ2,
b4= 5.376
ì/ñ2. Their substitution into the formula (5), (6) and Table 1 leads to the following movements:

                                 (10)

 

 a)

                                    b)

    

c)                                                                               d)

Picture 2 - x(t) and xj(t) displacements, j = , mechanical system on a, b, c; with v(t), vj(t) as speed on c. Solutions x2÷(t) and x4÷(t) are in antiphase on d

 

Both solutions x2÷(t) and x4÷(t) They are in opposition for a forced harmonic oscillations with a frequency g=3p ðàä/ñ, t can be clearly seen on the graph in Figure 2 c, a, b, d.

In order to have natural oscillations in phase with the zero difference between the phases necessary to satisfy the condition

 

.                                                (11)

 

This is possible if the corresponding coefficients of like harmonics of the external loads Fj è  Fi will coincide

                                                 (12)

Here condition (12) provides full equivalence of the solutions xj(t) and xi(t).

Consider the two-phase synchronization of oscillatory modes of oscillators with the numbers j=1, i=2 and k=4. Select from the following factors when external loads: a1=a2=a4=10.2 ì/ñ2, a3=8.3 ì/ñ2, b1=b2=b4= -8.5 ì/ñ2, b3=9.5ì/ñ2. There are new solutions, which are in phase of forced oscillations can be observed in motion x1(t), x2(t), x4(t) and figure charts 3.

 

                           (13)

 

In Figures 2 a, b, c, 3 è 4 apparent convergence of the presented solutions according to formulas (5), (6) and tables 1 to the initial conditions (2), (3).

Resonances in the system may have forced displacement, if the frequency of the external load-g coincides with the frequency w1. We can expect a sharp rise in amplitude at a frequency . The increase will be proportional to the ratio of the number M/K. Choose an arbitrary coefficients of external loads: a1=4.3 ì/ñ2,
a2=
-5.2 ì/ñ2, a3=9.4 ì/ñ2, a4= -9.2 ì/ñ2, b1= -2.0 ì/ñ2, b2=4.1 ì/ñ2, b3= -0.3ì/ñ2,
b4=
-3.7 ì/ñ2 è g= 6.89 ðàä/ñ. Increasing the amplitude over time occurs in 2-2,5 figure 4 fold compared b the original and 4. The ratio M/K = 2,5 (1/Ãö2).

 

   

a)                                                                               b)

Picture 3 - Displacements x(t) è xj(t), j = , mechanical system íà a, x1(t), x2(t) è x4(t) in phase, with similar conditions . Velocity v(t), vj(t) on b

 

  a)

 b)

Picture 4 - Displacements x(t) è xj(t), j = , mechanical system on a, for the period of time from zero to t=450 c on b

 

References

1.   Dokukova N. A. and Konon P. N. General laws governing in mechanical vibratory systems// Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics, 2006, Volume 79, Number 4, Pages 824-831, Publisher Springer New York, ISSN: 1062-0125.

2.   Dokukova N.A., Kaftaikina E.N. The synchronization of two linear oscillators// Materialy VII miedzynarodowej naukowi-praktycznej konferencji. Przemysl, Polska. 7-15 listopada 2012 r. Przemysl: Nauka i studia, Vol. 18, pp. 28 – 35, 2012.