Modeling Frequency Shifts in Small-Scale Beams with Multiple Eccentric Masses
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| author | Darban, Hossein Luciano, Raimondo Basista, Michał |
| author_facet | Darban, Hossein Luciano, Raimondo Basista, Michał |
| contents | Studying the dynamics of small-scale beams with attached particles is crucial for sensing applications in various fields, such as bioscience, material science, energy storage devices, and environmental monitoring. Here, a stress-driven nonlocal model is presented for the free transverse vibration of small-scale beams carrying multiple masses taking into account the eccentricity of the masses relative to the beam axis. The results show excellent agreement with the experimental and numerical data in the literature. New insights into the frequency shifts and mode shapes of the first four vibrational modes of stress-driven nonlocal beams with up to three attached particles are presented. The study investigates the inverse problem of detecting the location and mass of an attached particle based on natural frequency shifts. The knowledge acquired from the present study provides valuable guidance for the design and analysis of ultrasensitive mechanical mass sensors. |
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| spellingShingle | Modeling Frequency Shifts in Small-Scale Beams with Multiple Eccentric Masses Darban, Hossein Luciano, Raimondo Basista, Michał Instrumentation and Detectors Studying the dynamics of small-scale beams with attached particles is crucial for sensing applications in various fields, such as bioscience, material science, energy storage devices, and environmental monitoring. Here, a stress-driven nonlocal model is presented for the free transverse vibration of small-scale beams carrying multiple masses taking into account the eccentricity of the masses relative to the beam axis. The results show excellent agreement with the experimental and numerical data in the literature. New insights into the frequency shifts and mode shapes of the first four vibrational modes of stress-driven nonlocal beams with up to three attached particles are presented. The study investigates the inverse problem of detecting the location and mass of an attached particle based on natural frequency shifts. The knowledge acquired from the present study provides valuable guidance for the design and analysis of ultrasensitive mechanical mass sensors. |
| title | Modeling Frequency Shifts in Small-Scale Beams with Multiple Eccentric Masses |
| topic | Instrumentation and Detectors |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.17786 |