Xiaoting Rui & Caishan Liu 
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Mechanical System Dynamics [PDF ebook] 
ICMSD2023

Multi-objective Optimization of the Tether-net Deployment Stage.- Research on Modeling and Simulation of Opening and Limiting Mechanism Based on Motion and CATIA.- Study on Dynamic Analysis Method of Emergency Door Opening Process.- Research on Dynamics of Planar Multi-body Systems with Clearance Joint Based on an Improved Nonlinear Contact Force Model.- Micro-vibration Analysis of a Satellite on Orbit by Using a Flexible Multibody Dynamic Model.- Deployment Dynamics of A Space Thin Shell Structure and its Application.- Theoretical and Simulation Analysis of Pilot-Operated Relief Valve Characteristics based on AMESim.- Optimization design of cam drive system for die-cutting machine based on B-sample.- Non-linear Dynamic Analysis of the Single-pin Meshing Pair of Tracked Vehicles.- Nonlinear Dynamics of Variable-length Flexible Cables Moving in Underwater Limited Space.

Prof. Xiaoting Rui received his Ph.D. degree in dynamics, vibration, and control from Nanjing University of Science and Technology. He was elected as Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2017. He is Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Mechanical System Dynamics. He has been Guest Professor at the University of Stuttgart, Cottbus Technology University, University of Hanover, Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and Hamburg University of Technology in Germany. He has published 7 books and over 400 papers and has gained over 100 national authorized invention patents, 16 software copyrights, and 26 national and industrial standards of China. He has obtained 4 National Technological Invention Awards and National Technology Progress Awards. His research interests include multibody system dynamics, transfer matrix method for multibody systems, and launch dynamics.

Prof. Caishan Liu received his Ph.D. degree from Department of Mechanical Engineering at Tianjin University in 1994 and was appointed as Faculty at Peking University since 2000. His research interests are in multibody system dynamics and control and achieved many outcomes in low-speed impact dynamics and in the applications of aerospace engineering. He has made outstanding contributions to major national projects, such as the fault reset of Long March 5 and lunar soil drilling/mining of Chang’e 5. He was the PI of many key and general projects from NSFC and other departments and serves as Executive Director of academic societies and Associate Editor of journals. He published about 100 papers on domestic and international journals.