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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2005 No.1APPROACH TO SOLVE TORSIONAL VIBRATION DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPLICATED SHAFT
APPROACH TO SOLVE TORSIONAL VIBRATION DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPLICATED SHAFT

 

Lou Menglin  Yan Guoxiang  Li Jianyuan

(State Key Laboratory for Disaster Reduction in Civil Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092)

 

Abstract: The modal perturbation method is introduced to solve the modal characteristics of  torsional vibration of a complicated nonhomogeneous shaft with variable cross-section. In this method, the analytical modal functions of the homogeneous shaft with uniform cross-section along its length, which has same end boundary conditions with the complicated shaft, are chosen as the basic functions for the approximate solution. By applying the Ritz expansion and the perturbation analysis, to solve the partial differential equation with variable coefficient is transferred into solving a set of the algebraic equations. Although the Ritz expansion that is often used in dynamic analysis of structures is applied in the suggested method, the eigenvalue problem of the Ritz generalized coordinates can be avoided. The modal characteristics of torsional vibration of the complicated shaft can be obtained by solving the algebraic equations one by one. It is shown by two numerical examples that the simplified method can be applied easily and has high precision.

Key words: Torsional vibration  Modal characteristics  Nonhomogeneous shaft with variable cross-section  Modal perturbation method
CLC No: 032

Received  20040219, received in revised form 20040810

 

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