Propagation of Longitudinal Tension in a Slender Moving Web

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Propagation of Longitudinal Tension in a Slender Moving Web

Strain propagation in a web that isn’t moving

Current models

Then, why consider propagation?

Earlier work

Assumptions

Assumptions (Cont.)

The dependent variable

Independent variables

The boundary conditions

The PDE Model

The Euler Description

The Euler description (Cont.)

The transformation equations

The transformation equations (Cont.)

The Wave equation for a moving medium

The solution

The P.D.E. solution (Cont.)

Step input

Step response

Comparison with the O.D.E. model

O.D.E. comparison (Cont.)

O.D.E comparison (Cont.)

A high-resolution view of the solutions

Propagation along the span

Step response at high speed

Propagation at high speed

Response to a single pulse

Response to a single pulse (Cont.)

Transport damping

Energy transfers

A high-speed view

Repetitive pulses

Sinusoidal disturbances

Sinusoidal disturbances (Cont.)

High speed behavior

High speed behavior (Cont.)

Conclusions

Conclusions (Cont.)

Conclusions (Cont.)

Condlusions (Cont.)

When is a web slender?

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How much does web speed affect longitudinal natural frequencies?

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What are typical values for longitudinal resonant frequencies?

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What frequencies can be expected for disturbances?

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Author: Jerry Brown

Email: j.l.brown@worldnet.att.net

Home Page: http://www.essexsys.com

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