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Influence of Different Filling Materials on Stiffness of a New Buffer Bag
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Abstract:
A buffer bag mechanism is designed， which can provide axial impact protection under small displacement. The stiffness characteristics of the structure under impact load are studied.The stiffness of the mechanism and the internal pressure change of the buffer bag are compared and analyzed， when the filling materials are liquid and gas respectively. Finally， the influence of initial fluid bag pressure， bulk modulus and shell thickness on the stiffness of the mechanism and the change of bag pressure are studied. The results show that the stiffness of the liquid bag is better than that of the gas bag when the filler is liquid and gas； the liquid bag has obvious pressure rise after the mechanism is subjected to axial force by 300 kN， and the gas bag has almost no pressure rise； the change of bulk modulus， which is 1 000， 1 500， 2 000 and 2 500 MPa， has an obvious effect on the liquid bag， and it is positively correlated with the stiffness of the mechanism. The change of gas modulus， which is 28 and 44， has little effect on the stiffness of the mechanism； the thickness of the buffer bag， which is 5， 10 and 15 mm， also has an obvious effect on the stiffness. The stiffness of the liquid bag is greater， and the protection for flexible joint is better in the same condition.
Keywords:
buffer bag ; flexible joint ; axial protection ; liquid bag ; gas bag
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This work was supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities （No.NS2019003）.
Clc Number:
TH135
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HOU Yu, ZHANG Ming, NIE Hong. Influence of Different Filling Materials on Stiffness of a New Buffer Bag[J]. Transactions of Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics,2021,38(1):106-116
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Manuscript received: November 19,2020
Manuscript revised: January 17,2021
Online Published: February 25,2021
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