Transient intrinsic orthogonal decomposition method applied to coupled fault rotor-bearing system
An intrinsic orthogonal decomposition, coupled fault technology, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, geometric CAD, etc., can solve problems such as disasters, rotating machinery damage, difficult nonlinear dynamic characteristics analysis, etc.
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[0117] 1. Analysis of dynamic characteristics of coupling fault rotor-bearing system
[0118] By comparing the coupled fault with a single fault (crack or rubbing), the nonlinear dynamic characteristics of the rotor with coupled fault are studied, and then the influence of system parameters on the coupled fault is discussed. Here the initial value is defined as:
[0119] z i = 0 (i = 1, 2, . . . , 24),
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[0121] Its overall step is π / 256.
[0122] image 3 Amplitude-frequency curves are shown for rotor systems with different speeds: fault-free system, crack fault, rubbing fault and coupling fault. 1 / 2 harmonic vibration occurs in the crack fault system and the coupling system, the frequency is 2ω c , where ω c is the natural frequency. The amplitude of the coupled system is significantly higher than that of the system with only crack faults, indicating that the rubbing will increase the response amplitude of the crack. The rubbing system is at 1000rad / s(3ω ...
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