A rotor-stator rubbing Jeffcott model of a rotor system with mass unbalance including the mass eccentricity and the initial
permanent deflection was set up and the corresponding governing motion equation was derived by d’Alembert principle. Through
the analytical method, the rubbing condition was analyzed. Whether the rub would happen and when the rub would happen were
well solved. The amplitude of the rotor center was calculated, and the rubbing factor was introduced to determine whether
the rub would happen or not for all rotating speeds. Rubbing speeds when rub began to happen were obtained. Parameters such
as the mass eccentricity, the initial permanent deflection, damping coefficients, and the phase angle between the mass eccentricity
and the permanent deflection were used to analyze their effect on the rubbing condition. Results were obtained and could be
used to prevent the rubbing fault or decrease the damage of the rub and diagnose or balance the initial permanent deflection
fault. 相似文献
Low to medium pressure rise axial fan equipment of the arbitrary vortex flow rotor-only type is widely used in industrial and commercial applications, with many of the installations and rotor designs being far from optimum. Complex computational methods exist for analyzing flows in, for example, high-speed axial flow compressors with multistage blade rows; however, the designers and manufacturers of low-speed, general-purpose axial flow fan equipment have been reluctant to embrace this technology. A simpler yet reliable design technique is presented that allows this category of ducted axial fan rotors, in the presence of swirl-free inlet flow, to be designed to achieve a specified duty with sufficient accuracy for engineering purposes. Practical blade design recommendations and limits, similar to those that exist for free vortex flow axial rotors, have been established for the arbitrary vortex flow rotor-only case.
The technique employs a straightforward engineering approach to arbitrary vortex flow axial fan rotor design, and the equation set can be solved by using relatively simple numerical methods. Estimates of pressure rise and shaft power characteristics for a proposed fan/rotor design can be computed and the design loop iterated until an acceptable set of blade parameters is identified. It is also possible to analyze the performance of an existing axial fan installation as a prelude to the design of a more efficient and effective replacement rotor.
Experimental data used in validating the design and analysis techniques are also presented. These data include comprehensive Cobra pressure probe surveys of local flow parameters downstream of three different low boss ratio, low solidity, arbitrary vortex flow rotors (all with circular arc camber line type blades) as well as fan performance characteristics for one of the experimental rotors configured as a direct-exhaust fan unit. Installation-dependent factors such as direct-exhaust losses and tip clearance effects are also examined. The analytical technique is shown to provide acceptable estimates of fan/rotor pressure rise performance and shaft power characteristics over a moderately wide range of blade angles and operating conditions. 相似文献
The nonlinear dynamics of a cracked rotor system in an aircraft maneuvering with constant velocity or acceleration was investigated, The influence of the aircraft climbing angle on the cracked rotor system response is of particular interest and the results show that the climbing angle can markedly affect the parameter range for bifurcation, for quasiperiodic response and for chaotic response as well as for system stability. Aircraft acceleration is also shown to significantly affect the nonlinear behavior of the cracked rotor system, illustrating the possibility for on-line rotor crack fault diagnosis. 相似文献
The resistance to the blood cells at the entrance to capillaries and membrane pores contributes considerably to the peripheral resistance in the blood circulation. This paper proposes, for the first time, a simplified mechanical model in an attempt to treat the axisymmetric motion of a cell sliding into a circular pore. In this model, the shape of the cell is taken as given according to the microvideograph and the cell membrane is assumed to slide over its surface. The lubrication theory is applied to the thin layers of plasma between the membrane and the pore wall, yielding the pressure and shear stress distributions over the membrane as well as the resultant drag exerted on the cell. Our computations have simulated the process of the cell entering the pore, which is in qualitative agreement with the microvideographic observations.The Project Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China.The authors wish to express their thanks to Professor S. Weinbaum of The City University of New York for his enlightening suggestions on the mechanical model of this problem during his visit to Peking University. The authors are also grateful to Professor Li Gui-shan of Institute of blood. The Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, for providing the relevant microvideographes. 相似文献