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APPLICATION OF MAGNETO RHEOLOGICAL (MR) FLUID DAMPER AND ITS SOCIAL IMPACT 1 HARSHAL M. BAJAJ, 2 GAGANDEEP SINGH BIRDI, 3 BHUSHAN A. UGALE Email: harshalbajaj1993@gmail.com, singh.gagandeep143@gmail.com, bhushan.ugale@gmail.com Abstract- Magneto Rheological is a branch of rheology that deals with the flow and deformation of the materials under an applied magnetic field. These types of materials change their rheological properties under the application of magnetic field applied and turn from liquid to solid in just few seconds. The MR damper is one of them using the smart material i.e. magneto rheological fluid. This paper shows the various applications of magneto rheological fluid dampers and its Social impact on human life. Keywords- MRF: Magneto rheological Fluid, AVC: Active Vibration Control, MR dampers: Magneto Rheological Damper I. INTRODUCTION The discovery of MR fluids is credited to Jacob Rabinow in 1940 s. MR dampers are semi-active devices that contain magneto rheological fluids. After application of a magnetic field the fluid changes from liquid to semi-solid state in few milliseconds, so the result is an infinitely variable, controllable damper capable of large damping forces. MR dampers offer an attractive solution to energy absorption in mechanical systems and structures and can be considered as fail-safe devices [3]. Varieties of smart materials already exist, and are being researched extensively. Some everyday items are already incorporating smart materials (coffeepots, cars, glasses) and the number of applications for them is growing steadily. Magneto rheological materials (fluids) (MR) are a class of smart materials whose rheological properties (e.g. viscosity) may be rapidly varied by applying a magnetic field. Under influence of magnetic field the suspended magnetic particles interact to form a structure that resists shear deformation or flow. This change in the material appears as a rapid increase in apparent viscosity or in the development of a semisolid state [1]. The MR effect is immediately reversible if the magnetic field is reduced or removed. Response times of 6.5 ms have been recorded. MR materials that have been already developed are stable in temperature ranges from 50 to 150 0 C. Magneto rheological materials exhibit some advantages over typical electro rheological materials. In contrast to electro rheological materials, MR fluids are more useful because the change in their rheological properties is large. Unlike ER materials, they are also less sensitive to moisture and contaminants, and thus MR materials are candidates for use in dirty or contaminated environments. The power (50 W) and voltage (12 24V) requirements for MR materials activation are relatively small compared with ER materials [1]. TABLE 2 MR FLUIDS AND DIFFERENT CARRIERS II. MR FLUIDS AND ITS BEHAVIOUR Typical magneto rheological fluids are the suspensions of micron sized, magnetizable particles (mainly iron) suspended in an appropriate carrier liquid such as mineral oil, synthetic oil, water or ethylene glycol. TABLE I Property of MR Fluid III. CONSTRUCTION AND WORKING OF MR DAMPER Magneto rheological dampers have recently become an object of intensive studies, both due to their interesting physical features, as well as due to their potential applicability to control damping in mechanical systems [5]. The fig.1 Shows the schematic diagram of MR damper which consists of an electromagnet piston. When a current is passed through the solenoid a magnetic field is developed which will cause the fluid to change its state from the fluid to semi-solid state thereby increasing the damping properties. Hence by controlling the amount 41

of current through the solenoid we can control the damping rate of the damper [3].Semi-active control strategies combine the favorable features of both active and passive control systems. A semi-active system is one whose properties can be regulated in response to a command signal using a small external power source [2]. Figure 3- Car without MR suspension Fig.1- Schematic of large-scale 20 t MR fluid damper [2] Figure 4-MR Fluid in body armor IV. Fig.2- MR Fluid Damper (Actual Photo) [3] APPLICATIONS MR dampers have been applied over a wide range of vibration control applications from automobiles to railway vehicles and civil structures [3]. This Magneto Rheological Shock Absorber used in several automobile those are: Acura MDX, Audi TT and R8, BMWs, Buick Lucerne, Cadillac DTS, Cadillac XLR, Cadillac SRX, Cadillac STS, Chevrolet Corvette, Ferrari 599GTB, Applications of this system is not limited up to only automobile sector only but also it can used in modern anti earth quake building base construction and also in the recoiling of the Gun. A. Mr Damper In Automobile Sector Magneto rheological (MR) fluid dampers are becoming popular in semi-active vehicle suspension applications due to their mechanical simplicity, high dynamic range, low power requirements, large force capacity and robustness [11]. Ride quality is concerned with the sensation of feel of the environment of a moving vehicle. To improve the ride comfort, effective vibration control of suspension systems is continuously increasing [8]. The below figure no.3 shows car without MR damper without Magnetic Selective Ride Control suspension. The two primary types of liquid body armor are currently in development. When a bullet or a piece Blast-resistant Clothing Quiz of shrapnel hits a Kevlar vest, the layers of material spread the impact over a large surface How Exoskeletons Work area. The bullet also stretches the Kevlar fibers, expending energy and slowing down in the How Grenades Work process. The concept is similar to what happens when a car air bag spreads the impact and slows the movement of a person's torso during a collision. Figure 5- Mono tube type of MR Damper The magneto rheological (MR) damper is one of the most promising new devices for vehicle vibration suppression because it has many advantages such as mechanical simplicity, high dynamic range, low power requirements, large force capacity and robustness. The damper offers a compromise solution for the two conflicting requirements of ride comfort and vehicle handling [11]. 42

Figure 8- Electromagnetic Piston Figure 6- BMW R 1200 GS with MR Damper The new BMW R 1200 GS shown in the fig.6 has an additional vibration damper for even smoother running and superior ride ability MR technology offers excellent properties that can be utilized in motorcycle suspension design. Changing fork fluid viscosity is one of the most popular ways to tune a motorcycle suspension. With a MR damper system, changing the fluid viscosity is accomplished by adjusting the magnetic field intensity. The range of adjustability is virtually infinite within the off state and saturation state, making MR damper technologies an excellent replacement for conventional motorcycle front suspension dampers. While MR dampers are becoming common in automobile primary suspensions, motorcycle applications are rare. The first type of suspension introduced on motorcycles was a seat with springs underneath. Soon motorcycle developers realized that a more useful suspension was in order for motorcycle designs, and the emphasis of the development was placed on front suspension [12]. B. Mr Damper In Structural Applications Among semi-active control devices, the magneto rheological (MR) damper is typical of a smart damper [9]. MR fluid dampers are used to control windinduced vibrations in cable-stayed bridges [1].In recent years, there have been many efforts to improve performance of base isolated structures against seismic action. So to avoid the seismic action MR dampers are used. The Dongting Bridge is a cablestayed bridge which crosses Dongting Lake where it meets the Yangtze River in south central China. In June of 2002 the Dongting Bridge became the first cable-stayed bridge to use MR dampers to suppress wind and rain induced vibrations. Results indicate significant vibration control effectiveness in the cables that were damped with MR dampers. Figure 7- Dongting Lake Bridge, China Civil and architectural engineers are protecting bridges and their occupants with MR technology. LORD MR fluid dampers attached to cables provide a continuously controllable, cost-effective solution to wind-rain-induced cable "gallop." Although stay cables are prone to vibration due to effects of wind and rain, MR dampers have the potential efficiency several times that of standard oil dampers [13]. C. Mr Damper In Household Application The fig.9 shows the application of Magnet Rheological fluid damper in a washing machine with the help of which we can control the vibrations created during spinning of clothes. The problem of semi-active control in appliances such as washing machine is still in its very infancy; it has been recently treated and discussed only in, where the focus is mainly of the tub dynamics at low spin, around the main drum resonance frequency. This work instead mainly focuses on the vibration induced at high spin velocity [10]. Figure 9- Household application in washing machine D. Mr Damper And Social Application The Lord Corp. has also recently commercialized an MR damper for a prosthetic knee, where the damper, sensors, control unit, and battery are all housed within the knee itself [7]. Lord Corp. (Cary, NC), a materials technology company, modified the magnetorheological (MR) technology found in its truck-seat damper and designed it into the Smart Magnetic prosthetic leg. Its combination of MR, electronics, and software enables the device to respond 20 times faster than prior state-of-the-art designs and therefore it achieves the closest neural human reaction time of movement for the user. In other words, the newly designed prosthetic more closely mimics the process of natural thought and locomotion than previous prosthetic designs. Magneto-rheological technology allows the prosthetic leg to closely recreate a natural gait. Collaborating with the design engineers, Biedermann Motech, a German manufacturer of 43

prosthetic components, developed a device that improves the mobility of above-the-knee leg amputees. Above-the-Knee (AK) Prosthetic, increases gait balance, stability and energy efficiency using controllable MR technology adapted from LORD Motion Master Ride Management System truck seat damper [13]. B. Result Table 1) Without Magnetic Field 2) With Magnetic Field Figure 10- Application in Prosthetic Leg The responsiveness of LORD MR Fluid is under 10 milliseconds, and its resistive force can be almost infinitely varied over a range. This controlled variability in force makes this product possible [13]. V. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MR DAMPER A. Construction And Testing The experimental set up consists of vibration exciter, laptop and two accelerometers (one placed near or on the vibration exciter and other on top on mass pan). As when the MR damper was tested without magnetic field under zero load, 200gm load, 400gm load respectively the frequency decreases with increases the ratio of input to output(x/xst). And as when the MR damper was tested with magnetic field under zero load, 200gm load, 400gm load respectively the frequency decreases with decreases the ratio of input to output(x/x st ). VI. LIMITATIONS AND REMEDIES Figure 11- Experimental set-up without vibration exciter and mass The MR damper was used in this study has 36.5cm length with 1333gm weight. Also it requires bottom fixture length 5cm with M8 internal thread with 12V and 9amp.D.C.power supply [3]. Although smart fluids are rightly seen as having many potential applications, they are limited in commercial feasibility for the following reasons: High density, due to presence of iron, makes them heavy, however operating volumes are small so while this problem it is not insurmountable. High quality fluid are expensive Fluids are subject to thickening after prolonged use and need replacing. Heat is generated in shock absorber due to coil.. Active suspensions use active devices (electro-hydraulic actuators or electromagnetic piston) which can be commanded directly to give a 44

desired control force. As Compared with the conventional passive system, an active suspension can offer high control performance over a wide frequency range. However, it is not cost-effective for commercial application since it requires a high power supply, many sensors, and servo-valves. A semi-active suspension uses semi active dampers whose force is commanded indirectly through a controlled change in the dampers properties. A semi-active suspension combines the advantages of both active and passive suspensions. It can be nearly as efficient as a fully active suspension in improving ride comfort and is much more economical. It is also safer since if the control system fails, the semi-active suspension can still work as a passive suspension system [11]. Commercial applications do exist, as mentioned, but will continue to be few until these problems (particularly cost) are overcome. CONCLUSIONS Magneto-rheological dampers (MR dampers) are being developed for a wide variety of applications where controllable damping is desired. These applications include dampers for automobiles (Ferrari F12 Berlinetta), heavy trucks (U.S. HMMVS), bicycles (BMW R 1200 GS Adventure), prosthetic limbs, gun recoil systems and others. This system can be incorporated to achieve a comfortable journeys in vehicle if the suspension system is adopted so the vibration damping application can be fulfilled by knowing the characteristic of shock absorption system which is accurate and very fast responding to control actions, the effective vibration will be achieved [3]. The passive types of damper have a fixed setting during their lifetime, and hence they are not able to operate satisfactorily in a broad range of road states. This problem can be overcome by active or semi-active suspension systems like the MR damper. By using the MR damper in suspensions, it will provide both ride comfort and vehicle stability. REFERENCES [1] M. Kciuk, R. Turczyn, Properties and Application of Magnetorheological Fluids, JAMME, Volume 18, Issue 1-2, September-October 2006.Pg no. 127-130. [2] A.k. ghorbani-tanha*, h. Salahshoor, s. Mohammadzadeh, Semi-active vibration control of a washing machine using magneto rheological dampers 3rd International Conference on Integrity, Reliability and Failure, Porto/Portugal, 20-24 July 2009 Paper Ref: S1510_P0339. [3] V.P. Kolhe, Advanced Vibration Control Using Magneto rheological Fluid International Journal of Innovation in Mechanical and Automobile Engineering, ISSN: 2249-2968,IJIMAE-March 2012, ISSUE-II, pp. 115-121. [4] Bogdan Sapinski, Magnetorheological Dampers in Vibration Control of Mechanical Structures, MECHANICS, vol.28 No.1 2009.Pg no. 18-25. [5] E. Świtoński, A. Mężyk*, S. Duda, S. Kciuk, Prototype magnetorheological fluid damper for active vibration control system, JAMME, Volume 21, Issue 1, March 2007.Pg no. 71-74. [6] J. David Carlson, Mark R. Jolly, MR fluid and elastomer devices,pergamon,mechatronics 10 (2000) 555-569. [7] Daniel J. Klingenberg, Magnetorheology: Applications and Challenges, AIChE Journal, February 2001, Vol.47 No.2, Pg no. 246-249. [8] H.F. Lam, C.Y. Lai, and W.H. Liao, Automobile suspension systems with MR fluid Damper, Smart materials and structures Labortary, Dept. of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, The Chinese university of Hong Kong. [9] Zhao-Dong Xu1,2,3, Ya-Peng Shen1 and Ying-Qing Guo2, Semi-active control of structures incorporated with magnetorheological dampers using neural networks, INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS PUBLISHING, Smart Mater. Struct. 12 (2003) 80 87. [10] Fabio previdi and cristiano, vibration control in a washing machine by using magnetorheological dampers, spelta università degli studi di bergamo, facoltà di ingegneria, 24044 dalmine (bg), Italy. [11] Hassan ahmed metered, Modelling and control of Magnetorheological dampers for Vehicle suspension systems, A thesis submitted to the University of Manchester for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, 2010. [12] John W. Gravatt, Magneto-Rheological Dampers for Super-sport Motorcycle Applications, Thesis submitted to the Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering, May 8, 2003 Blacksburg, VA [13] http://www.lord.com/products-and-solutions/magnetorheological (mr)/custom-solutions.xml 45