Guocheng Lv , Fanli Meng , Dawei Jia , Changyou Li , Guangyong Song , Hang Lu , Chunyu Zhao
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Abstract
The dynamic characteristics of lap riveted structures have an important influence on the performance of aircraft structures. According to the loading characteristics of the lap riveted structure, the effect of squeezing force on stiffness and damping characteristics of lap riveted structures is studied. Finally, a complete dynamic model of the lap riveted structure under axial excitation and its influence is constructed. The proposed dynamic model is verified by the stiffness test, modal hammer test, and vibration response test. The dynamic characteristics of lap riveted structures under axial excitation with different squeezing force parameters are discussed using frequency response curves and sweep results. The results show that the change of squeezing force leads to the change of stiffness and damping characteristics of the lap riveted structure, and then affects the dynamic characteristics of the lap riveted structure. The greater the squeezing force, the smaller the response amplitude, and the greater the frequency of the system entering the unstable state. The potential value of this study is to guide the optimal design of lap riveted structures in the design phase.
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