Structure incorporating constrained shear damping (TN-MS-008)

Last updated on 02 August 2013 3:15
Constrained shear damping is damping in a structure which is produced by shearing a material of high damping capacity, incorporated in the structure, as the structure is deformed. The simplest construction is that of a sandwich where the damping material, normally a polymer, is placed between two flat sheets of...
Author(s): Beamond T.W.;Jerrison P.R.
Organisation(s): British Rail Research ;
1973
United Kingdom
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