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    Aktive Schwingungskontrolle
    Schlanke Strukturen neigen zum Schwingen. Diese Schwingungen können zu einer Verkürzung der Lebensdauer, unter Umständen sogar zum Versagen der Struktur führen. Zur Reduzierung der Schwingungen können Dämpfersysteme eingesetzt werden. Ein aktives Dämpfersystem, der sogenannte Doppelunwuchtrotor wurde am Institut für Baustatik und Stahlbau entwickelt. Die Grundeinheit besteht aus zwei, mit gleicher Geschwindigkeit rotierenden Unwuchten, die jeweils Zentrifugalkräfte erzeugen. Je nach Vorgabe des Drehsinns (gleichsinnig oder gegensinnig) und des Phasenwinkels zwischen beiden Rotoren ist die insgesamt resultierende Kraftgröße ein Moment, eine gerichtete Kraft oder eine Kombination aus beidem. Die resultierende Kraftgröße soll zum Dämpfen eingesetzt werden. Ziel der Arbeit ist sowohl der Entwurf von Regelungsstrategien für den Doppelunwuchtrotor als auch die Erprobung dieser Strategien durch Simulation und Versuch. Außerdem soll die Effektivität des Dämpfersystems für reale Strukturen, zum Beispiel für Windenergieanlagen und Schrägseilbrücken, durch numerische Simulation untersucht werden.Stichworte
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    Technische Universität Hamburg  
    Start Date:2012-09-01
    End Date:2021-03-28
    Principal Investigator:
    Starossek, Uwe
    Institute:
    Baustatik B-4  
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    Investigation of Progressive Collapse in Seismically Designed Steel Structures
    A progressive collapse is a situation where local failure of a primary structural component leads to the collapse of adjoining members which, in turn, leads to additional collapse. Global system collapse will occur if the damaged system is unable to reach a new static equilibrium configuration. During their lifetime, civil engineering structures could be subjected to natural hazards like earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and fires, and man-made hazards such as blast and impact. Structures are usually designed for credible events that can happen during their lifespan, but extreme events for which they were not adequately designed for can result in catastrophic failure. Potential abnormal load hazards that can trigger progressive collapse are categorized as: aircraft impact, design/construction error, fire, gas explosions, accidental overload, hazardous materials, vehicular collision, explosions, etc. As these hazards have low probability of occurrence, they are either not considered in structural design or addressed indirectly by passive protective measures. Nowadays, extreme events are considered to be credible events, with a finite probability of occurrence. Most of them have characteristics of acting over a relatively short period of time and result in dynamic responses. Lack of knowledge about structural behavior under collapse conditions reveals the importance of this topic. The objective of this research is to investigate important issues related to progressive collapse of seismically designed steel structures using numerical and analytical methods.
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    Technische Universität Hamburg  
    Start Date:2013-06-01
    End Date:2020-10-29
    Principal Investigator:
    Starossek, Uwe
    Institute:
    Baustatik B-4  
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    I³-Junior-Project – Robot-based verification of numerical wrinkling analysis of membranes
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    Technische Universität Hamburg  
    Start Date:2025-04-01
    End Date:2026-03-31
    Principal Investigator:
    Burgwedel, Timon  
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    Principal Investigator:
    Neidhardt, Maximilian  
    Institute:
    Baustatik B-4  
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    Institute:
    Medizintechnische und Intelligente Systeme E-1  
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