Submission Deadline: 01 February 2023 (closed) View: 147
Vibration
is a common phenomenon in nature, which can bring many benefits to human
beings, but also brings harm. Beneficial vibrations can be converted into other
forms of usable energy, produce beautiful notes, transmit signals, etc., which
will bring great benefits to the improvement of human living standards and the
development of military technology. However, when the vibration exceeds a
certain limit, it will cause damage to human health and facilities, making the
instrument and equipment unable to work normally. For example, advanced
aircraft such as artificial earth satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles, manned
spacecraft, space probes, armed helicopters, strategic missiles, etc., have a serious
hazard to the stability of the aircraft system due to the vibration and noise
caused by the complex external environment. This makes the system unable to
realize the effective positioning of the target during the flight, and the
anti-jamming efficiency is poor. Converting these harmful vibrations into
energy can not only eliminate harmful vibrations to protect equipment, but also
capture energy to power microelectronic devices.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
Ø Fundamental theory of vibration
Ø Unmanned aerial vehicles
Ø Aeroelasticity and aerospace computing
Ø Fluid-structure interaction mechanism and applications
Ø Theoretical and experimental investigation of vibration control and utilization
Ø Design, modeling, and optimization of vibration structure
Ø Vibration and noise control in aerospace engineering
Ø Vibration analysis and control in Intelligent Transportation Engineering
Ø Analysis of nonlinear vibration, random vibration and vibration with time-delayed
Ø Advanced methods for vibration control and utilization
Ø Novel design and mechanical behavior of vibration isolation, nonlinear energy sink, and vibration energy harvesting
Ø Metamaterials mechanism and design for vibration control and utilization
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