1. Definitions and concepts
Passive vibration control is generally understood as the strategy
of introducing specific constructional provisions and materials to
minimize the transmission of vibrations to the environment.
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There are two main types of passive control (figure
1
):
decoupling (figure
1
b ), or vibration isolation, which consists in disrupting
vibration propagation by alternating media of very contrasting mechanical
impedance (hence the frequent use of elastomers, which...
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