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Optimal design of an MR device

Proc. SPIE, Vol. 4330, 273 (2001); doi:10.1117/12.434127

Online Publication Date: 25 April 2003

Conference Date: Monday 05 March 2001
Conference Location: Newport Beach, CA, USA
Conference Title: Smart Structures and Materials 2001: Smart Systems for Bridges, Structures, and Highways
Conference Chairs: S.-C. Liu
Henri P. Gavin and Mark E. Dobossy
Duke Univ. (USA)
This paper presents a formulation for the optimal design of MR dampers. MR materials are suspensions of magnetically soft particles in a hydraulic medium. The application of intense magnetic flux to these materials gives rise to a fibrated microstructure which, when sheared, resists flow with yielding and viscous mechanisms. The yield stress is controllable by the magnetic field and is completely and immediately reversible when the field is removed. Controllable MR dampers utilizing MR materials entails a magnetic circuit consisting of a coil and low-permeability magnetic material to contain and guides the magnetic field.

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