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Hello, my name is Kiran Yakov.

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I am a Business Administration Mitarbeiter at the Institute for Microstructure Technology

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at the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology.

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I work in the group Smart Materials and Devices from Professor Manfred Hall.

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I am investigating the damping properties of many Taurissian damper structures

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that are located on a form of Gereshnitz.

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Form Gereshnitz are particularly active materials with a very high energy distribution.

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They have a non-conformist mechanical resistance, which gives super-elasticity and a dynamic effect.

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Some super-elastic form Gereshnitz bearings give a part of the mechanical energy as heat

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when stretching and return to the starting state when releasing, completely reversible.

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This loss heat or energy dissipation is very large in these materials,

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so the materials are especially suitable for passive damping elements.

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The interaction of heat and deformation generates complex patterns in the material.

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They generate temperature and stretching bands, which we make visible with an infrared camera

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and digital image correlation.

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Depending on the temperature of the operation, some form Gereshnitz bearings also show the one-way effect.

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The material maintains its deformation after the load and returns to its original form when enough heat is applied.

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This property can be used for active damping when you apply heat energy at the right moment.

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The high feedback power can be used for vibration stabilization,

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for example to stabilize sensors and cameras in mobile devices against hand vibrations.

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This bridge element is made of thin form Gereshnitz bearing foils,

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which show a one-way effect at room temperature.

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The foils only have a tenth of the thickness of a hair and react very quickly to temperature changes.

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The active damping is achieved by pulsing the electric heats and bearings.

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By heating the form Gereshnitz bearing bridge with current,

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the vibration amplitude is reduced and the one-way effect is achieved.

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This is a test sample for the test of vibration isolation with the help of form Gereshnitz microstructures.

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The shaker stimulates the system at different frequencies and the form Gereshnitz bearing microstructures

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reduce the transfer of vibration to the mass.

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I am a scientist at the Institute for Chemical Simulation at the Friedrich Alexander University in Erlangen-Nürnberg.

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Here in Fürth we study the form memory materials with simulation methods.

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We only need software, which we develop ourselves, computers and of course many measuring data,

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which we got from the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology.

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First we tried to describe the general material behavior of form memory.

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That means we need the physical equation for impulse and energy

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and a reaction equation for the martensitic phase conversion.

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To simulate the load behavior on the computer, we have to discretize all the components,

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that means we have to break down small elements so that the computer can understand them.

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Here we see for example the cyclic load of the form memory legions.

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As in the experiment, fine stretch and temperature bands are created.

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Here in this more complicated bridge suspension we see the stretch represented in color

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and it is noticeable that some areas are strongly shaped.

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Here we see another complicated geometry, a spring shock element in the form of a flat spiral spring,

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here for example after the load.

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The double bridge element including the swinging mass is modeled on the computer

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and then a load cycle is simulated with an infinite element program.

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We can determine how much energy can be?

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For the input material used here we see that a permanent stretch remains in the thin beams.

