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  4. A New Method for Solving Simultaneous Impact Problems in Constrained Multibody Systems
 
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A New Method for Solving Simultaneous Impact Problems in Constrained Multibody Systems

Date Issued
01-01-2023
Author(s)
Kabiraj, Koushik
Sourav Rakshit 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
DOI
10.1007/978-981-19-3716-3_8
Abstract
During simultaneous impacts in linkages connected by joints, there can be several sequences of pair-wise impulse propagation and the choice of the most accurate sequence involves a combinatorial evaluation of all possible impulse sequences.In this paper, a simultaneous impact algorithm for planar frictionless constrained multibody systems is proposed that does not require an impulse propagation sequence to be determined.The formulation is developed by extending the generalized Newtonian restitution model for simultaneous impacts in unconstrained rigid bodies presented in [1] to planar linkages connected by frictionless joints.The algorithm is a computationally efficient alternative to the modeling of collisions in force-based continuous-time domains [2, 3], never results in an increase in kinetic energy (K.E.) [1] and predicts contact separation between bodies having zero pre-impact relative velocity of approach.Results using the proposed algorithm showing various collision scenarios in constrained linkages are included in the paper.Furthermore, the solutions are compared with linear complementarity (LCP) [4]-based approach and simulation results from ADAMS software.
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  • ADAMS

  • Coefficient of restit...

  • Constrained multibody...

  • Linear complementarit...

  • Newtonian restitution...

  • Simultaneous impact

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