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Hysteresis Investigation of Shear-Mode MR Damper for Front-Loaded Washing Machine

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In this research, a shear-mode MR damper that can replace conventional passive damper of a front-loaded washing machine is designed, manufactured and an experiment based model is employed to characterize hysteresis behavior of the damper. Firstly, an optimized MR damper for front loaded washing machine is manufactured and an experimental system is set up for testing hysteresis behaviour of the damper. The experimental test is then conducted and presented. From experiential results, hysteresis of the damper is investigated and a suitable hysteresis model is proposed for the damper. The proposed hysteresis model of damper is then evaluated through experimental results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 889)

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361-370

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March 2019

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Duy Quoc Bui, Bao Tri Diep, Hiep Le Dai, Long Vuong Hoang, Quoc Hung Nguyen*

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Front-Loaded Washing Machine, Hysteresis Model, MR Damper, Semi-Active Suspension System, Vibration Control

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