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Mechanics Research Communications 35 (2008) 537-545
Multi-dimensional harmonic balance applied to rotor dynamics
Mikhail Guskov 1, Jean-Jacques Sinou ( ) 1, Fabrice Thouverez 1
(2008)

The multi-frequency dynamical behavior is a feature of many technical systems. Multiple shaft rotating machinery, subject to simultaneous unbalances spinning at different speeds is a particular case of such systems. Common methods of steady state solution are not valid when the addressed systems have non-linear properties. This study presents a generalized version of harmonic balance coupled with arc-length continuation, developed in order to study non-linear responses of modified Jeffcott rotor system subject to multiple unbalances. Numerically, the non-linear terms are taken into account via an AFT (alternating frequency- time domain) procedure, involving multi-dimensional FFT. An improvement to the AFT approach is proposed. The example addressed in this paper is a modified Jeffcott rotor with piece-wise radial stiffness.
1:  Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Systèmes (LTDS)
CNRS : UMR5513 – Ecole Centrale de Lyon – Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Saint Etienne
Engineering Sciences/Mechanics

Engineering Sciences/Mechanics/Vibrations

Physics/Mechanics/Vibrations

Engineering Sciences/Mechanics/Mechanics of the structures

Physics/Mechanics/Mechanics of the structures

Mathematics/Dynamical Systems
Nonlinear – Dynamic – Rotor
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