The tuned mass damper inerter (TMDI) is a passive vibration absorber that suppresses structural vibrations by leveraging the inertance property of inerter devices. Previous studies have demonstrated TMDI effectiveness in wind turbines, but relied on simplified structural models. To date, no study has implemented multi-...
Hisham Tariq, Yuan Li, F. De Luca et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
Future aircraft with increasingly flexible high aspect ratio wings are more vulnerable to gust and turbulence encounters. Active control technologies are therefore required to mitigate the effects of atmospheric disturbances and reduce structural sizing loads. However, the achievable load alleviation performance is c...
Leif Rieck, Benjamín Herrmann, O. Luderer et al.· CEAS Aeronautical Journal· 0 citations
Offshore wind turbine (OWT) towers are continuously subjected to highly variable wind-wave excitations, where structural parameter uncertainties arising from manufacturing tolerances and material heterogeneity may significantly degrade vibration control performance. Conventional tuned mass dampers (TMDs), particularly...
Peng-Tai Chan, Ching Yen· International Journal of Str...· 0 citations
Politecnico di Milano is undergoing the design of a highly swept, low-aspect-ratio radio-controlled aircraft with reflex airfoils. This model is necessary to expand the automated flight-testing activities conducted inside the university, adding to the flying models a more unconventional one to verify the flight-testing...
Riccardo Andrew Oggioni, C. Riboldi, Filippo Coacci· IOCAE 2026· 0 citations
Effective shock absorption is essential for maintaining stability during landing
events. Aerospace systems traditionally rely on oleo-pneumatic struts, while
robotic platforms utilize lightweight compliant joints for impact mitigation.
Recent advances have shifted attention toward adaptive solutions, including
magn...
Rajesh Shah, P. Patel, Vikram Mittal· SAE International Journal of...· 0 citations