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Journal of Vcibration Testing and System Dynamics 2(3) (2018) 209--219 | DOI:10.5890/JVTSD.2018.09.002

Krzysztof Kecik; Angelika Zaszczynska; Andrzej Mitura

Department of Applied Mechanics, Mechanical Faculty Engineering, Lublin University of Technology, Nadbystrzycka 36 St., Lublin, Poland

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Abstract

The paper presents an experimental study of a special non−linear low frequency system dedicated to vibration mitigation and energy recovery. The dual−function design was based on an autoparametric vibration system, which consists of an oscillator with an added pendulum vibration absorber. Its structure includes an energy arvesting device: a levitating magnet in a coil. The pendulum motion shows simultaneously the effects of vibration reduction and energy recovery. The influences of the magnet−coil configurations, and load resistances on vibration reduction and energy harvesting ere studied in detail.

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