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Takumi Inoue Last modified date:2024.01.25



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全学教育(物理)


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Dynamics of Machinery
Department of Mechanical Engineering .
Fax
092-802-0001
Academic Degree
Dr. Engineering
Country of degree conferring institution (Overseas)
No
Field of Specialization
Engineering dynamics, Mechanical vibration, Dynamics of machinery
Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country
01years02months
Outline Activities
Study
Health monitoring of machines and structures by using the harmonic wavelet transform.
Devolopment of numerical methods for dynamic responses of large-size machine structures.
Devolopment of step by step numerical integration scheme for large-sized nonlinear systems.
Education
Taking charge of following classes
Elements of Mechanics and Exercises A
Elements of Mechanics and Exercises B
Engineerin Dynamics
Dynamics of Machinery
Exercise of Dynamics of Machinery
Mechanical Vibration
Exercise of Mechanical Vibration
Others
Tutelage for a Graduation Thesis
Social activities
Manegement of reserch group in the JSME.
Chairman in an academic meeting.
Research
Research Interests
  • Study on a Vibration System Automatically Following to Excitation Frequency
    keyword : Natural Frequency, Forced Vibration, Dynamic Damper, Nonlinear Vibration
    2010.04.
  • Study on non-destructive evaluation by detecting ultrasonic instantaneous frequency
    keyword : Ultrasonic, Non-destructive evaluation, Instantaneous Frequency, Wavelet transform, Minute abnormality, Crack, delamination
    2007.04Ultrasonic modulation of is a new knowledge which have been found by Prof. Inoue. This phenomenon shows frequency modulation of ultrasonic as it passes inner boundaries in object. The aim of this study is to detect minute cracks and delaminations in object through the ultrasonic modulation. An earlier detection of such cracks and delaminations is expected. .
  • Mode grouping technique for an efficient design of an automobile body
    keyword : Vibration analysis, Characteristic mode, Mode grouping, Finite element method, Vibration control
    2010.04.
  • Diagnoses of machine structures by utilizing vibration characteristics
    keyword : Diagnosis, Vibration characteristics, Wavelet transform, Fatigue fracture, Slackness, Friction
    1997.04If a machine in operation has a fault, signs of the fault appear in the monitored signal and are usually synchronizing with the operating speed. The signs are very small when the fault is at an early stage. The Fast Fourier Transform is often utilized to detect these signs, but it is very difficult to detect minute signs. The harmonic wavelet transform is utilized to detect the minute signs of small faults in a monitored signal. The monitored signal of a machine element in ordinary operation is regarded as periodic or quasi-periodic. It is important for the effectual detection of the minute signs to reduce the obstructive noise and the end effects in the signal. The end effect is a peculiar phenomenon to wavelet transform and hampers effective detection. Useful methods to reduce the obstructive noise and the end effects are devised herein by the authors. Even if no visible information pertaining to a fault appears in the monitored waveform, the present method is able to detect a minute sign of a small fault..
  • Vibrations of probe and its countermeasures used for the defect detection of helical heating tubes in a fast breeder reactor
    keyword : Frictional Vibration, Self-Excited Vibration, Vibration of Moving Body, Coupled Vibration
    2002.04~2007.03An eddy current testing (ECT) probe is used for a diagnosis of a helical heating tube installed in a fast breeder reactor, and a vibration of ECT probe makes the diagnosis difficult. In our previous report, we pro-posed an analytical model of the ECT probe incorporating with a frictional force and confirmed that the vi-bration was caused by Coulomb friction. It is shown that numerical simulations utilizing the analytical model agree with various experimental results of the vibration of ECT probe, so that the reliability of the analytical model and the numerical simulation is increased. It follows that a preceding estimation of the vibration is available by the numerical simulation. Based on a behavior of the entire probe, which is obtained by the numerical simulation, we discuss a countermeasure to suppress the probe vibration. The validity of countermeasure is demonstrated through the numerical simulations..
  • Step-by-step integration scheme by utilizing the cardinal B-splines
    keyword : Step-by-step integration scheme, Cardinal B-splines
    1998.04~2010.03A new step-by-step integration scheme by utilizing the cardinal B-splines is presented. The new method organizes conventional implicit methods such as Newmark-β method and Wilson-θ method and so on, and provides a simple computation procedure so that the step-by-step integration can be carried out efficiently. In addition, when we analyze a nonlinear system with discontinuity the computational accuracy can be improved by the approximate detection of the discontinuous points by making good use of the two-scale relation. We formulate an algorithm of a time his-torical response analysis of a straight-line beam structure as an elementary example of multi-degree of freedom system besides a simple single degree of freedom system. The cardinal B-splines used here are only the ones of orders 3 and 4 but the other cardinal B-splines are also available for the step-by-step integration in the same way..
  • Dynamic response analysis by the transfer influence coefficient method
    keyword : Dynamic response analysis, Vibration analysis, Eigenvalue analysis, Force vibration, Time historical response
    1995.04~2008.03The Transfer Influence Coefficient Method (hereafter: TICM) has an advantage in computational accuracy and speed. A remarkable feature of the TICM is its controllability on various boundary conditions only by means of an adjustment of spring constants. No numerical instability happens even if the spring constants become very large, and computational accuracy can be maintained. Such a treatment is inapplicable to the Transfer Matrix Method (TMM). This advantage of the TICM is also retained in a computation of high frequency range. Furthermore, the TICM has a high computational speed since the dimensions of matrices and vectors used in the algorithm are smaller than the ones of the TMM. The TICM is defeating the disadvantages of the TMM and is applicable to free vibration, forced vibration, transient response, and nonlinear response..
Current and Past Project
  • Consulting for predictin of tool damage in ceramic grinding.
  • (2)Vibrations of probe used for the defect detection of helical heating tubes in a fast breeder reactor
Academic Activities
Reports
1. Diagnosis of bolt slackness using reflected ultrasonic pulse wave.
2. Diagnosis of Bolt Loosening Using Reflected Ultrasonic Pulse.
3. New Diagnosis Technique with Ultrasonic Pulse frequecncy
Takumi Inoue
Inspection Engineering, Vol.15, 11, PP.1-7. 2010. 11.
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4. New Technology Presentation Meeting
New Diagnosis Technique of Ultrasonic Pulse
Takumi Inoue .
5. Wavelet analysis and its capability
Takumi Inoue
6th summer seminar in Dynamics and Design Conference 2008.
Papers
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5. Ren Kadowaki, Shoki Ikeda, Takumi Inoue, Diagnosis of bolt loosening using reflected ultrasonic pulse, Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, 10.1299/transjsme.18-00202, 85, 871, DOI: 10.1299/transjsme.18-00202, 2019.02, [URL], Diagnosis of the bolt loosening is important in the industrial field and the medical field such as dental implants. This study proposes a new non-destructive testing method for the bolt loosening using ultrasonic pulse projected to the side of the bolt. This method focuses on the reflected pulse from the screw thread and its instantaneous frequency. A basic experiment with aluminum block and a stainless steel bolt shows that the tightening torque of the bolt can be evaluated via the instantaneous frequency of the reflected pulse from the screw thread. Decreasing the tightening torque, the instantaneous frequency reaches a maximal value earlier. We tried to verify the mechanism of the proposed method through an identification of the transmission paths and a numerical simulation. Real contact area on the load flank decreases, and the reflectance on the load flank changes when the tightening torque decreases. The analytical study shows that the change of the eflectance affects the received pulse. Especially, a peak time of the instantaneous frequency of the received pulse varies owing to the amplitude ratio of the reflected pulses from the load flank to the pulses reflected from the other contact surfaces. These analytical results follow the experimental results. Therefore, observing the peak time of the instantaneous frequency of the received ultrasonic pulse, we can obtain the reasonable index to diagnose the bolt loosening..
6. Diagnosis of bolt loosening using reflected ultrasonic pulse
Ren Kadowaki, Shoki Ikeda, Takumi Inoue
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
DOI: 10.1299/transjsme.18-00202, [URL].
7. Nondestructive evaluation of seal strength of heat sealing using instantaneous frequency of ultrasonic pulse
Takumi Inoue, Ren Kadowaki and Kenta Mori
Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese).
8. New Diagnostic Method Using Instantaneous Frequency of Ultrasonic Pulse (Evaluation of Adhesive Strength of Epoxy Resin), Takumi Inoue, Takahiro Nakano, Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, Vol.77 No.780, PP.2993-3006.
9. Estimation of Time-varying Vibration Parameters by the Segmental Use of the Harmonic Wavelet
Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka, Shingo Okazawa
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers(C), May, 2008
Vol.74, No.741, PP.1145-1153.
10. Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka, Hiroyuki Kanemoto, Satoru Odahara, Yukitaka Murakami, Detection of minute signs of a small fault in a periodic or a quasi-periodic signal by the harmonic wavelet transform, Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 21-5, PP.2041-2045, 2007.07.
11. Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka, Yutaka Nakano, Hiroyuki Kanemoto, Yoshiyuki Imai, Toshihiko Yamaguchi, Vibrations of probe used for the defect detection of helical heating tubes in a fast breeder
reactor
Part 1. Experimental results by using mock-up, Nuclear Engineering and Design, 237-8, PP.858-867, 2007.04.
12. Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka, Takeshi Maehara, Yutaka Nakano, Hiroyuki Kanemoto, Vibrations of probe used for the defect detection of helical heating tubes in a fast breeder
reactor
Part 2. Vibration analysis and numerical simulations, Nuclear Engineering and Design, 237-8, PP.868-879, 2007.04.
13. Detection of an Abnormality in Steady-State Vibrations by Using the Harmonic Wavelet
Takumi Inoue, Hiroyuki Kanemoto, Atsuo Sueoka, Satoru Otahara, Yukitaka Murakami
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers(C), July 2005
Vol.,71, No.707, PP.2147-2154.
14. Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka, A Step-by-Step Integration Scheme Utilizing the Cardinal B-Splines, JSME International Series C, 10.1299/jsmec.45.433, 45, 2, 433-441, 45, 2, PP.433-441, 2002.06.
15. Time Historical Response Analysis of Nonlinear Vibration Systems by the Step-by-Step Integration Scheme Utilizing the Transfer Influence Coefficient Method
Takumi Inoue, Atsuo Sueoka
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
65, 630, PP.433-440.
Works, Software and Database
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Membership in Academic Society
  • The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
  • Kyushu Society for Engineering Education
  • Japanese Society for Engineering Education
Awards
  • Award of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers.
    Study on responses structures by the Transfer Influence Coefficient Method.
  • The Hatakeyama award, the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Educational
Educational Activities
I teach following classes, which cover wide range of educational course, including basic course, specialized course, exercises and design, etc,.
I was awarded a prize for lecture 'Mechanical Vibration' from the department of engineering.

Introduction to Engineering
Elements of Mechanics
Dynamics of Machinery A
Dynamics of Machinery B
Dynamics of Machinery C
Vibration of continuous system
Mechanics and Vibration control
Communication for Japanese
Mechanical Vibration (For graduate school)
Structural Dynamics
Structural Dynamics and Exercise
Introduction for automotive dynamics
Mechanical Engineering A (Fusion subject for graduate school)
Other Educational Activities
  • 2013.05.
Social
Professional and Outreach Activities
A manager of a society for the study of basic theory on mechanical vibration, which is a subcommittee of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers..