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Parametric Studies of the Vibration Control Effects of a Nonlinear Damper System under Multi-Axis Excitations

This paper studies the influence of system parameters to the vibration control effects of a nonlinear damper system under multi-axis excitations. The nonlinear damper system is composed of a particle damper and a primary structure. Based on numerical simulations, it is shown that: increasing the mass ratio can improve the dampers effectiveness, but only up to a certain level; applying particles with a high value of the coefficient of restitution can result in a broader range of acceptable response levels; a lightly-damped primary system can achieve a considerable reduction in its response with a small weight penalty; and that a cylindrically-shaped container provides a higher level of effectiveness than a rectangularly-shaped one.