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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 No.2INFLUENCES ON COUPLED LATERAL AND TORSION VIBRATION BEHAVIOR OF RUB-IMPACT ROTOR BY ROTOR- TO-STATOR CLEARANCE

Gu Yujiong

 

He Chengbing

 

Yang Kun

 

Zhang Jianqiang

Department of Power Engineering,

North China Electric Power University,

Beijing 102206, China

 

 

INFLUENCES ON COUPLED LATERAL
AND TORSION VIBRATION BEHAVIOR
OF RUB-IMPACT ROTOR BY ROTOR-
TO-STATOR CLEARANCE *

 

Abstract: With the establishment of the nonlinear coupled lateral and torsion vibration equations of rub-impact Jeffcott rotor and through numerical simulations, the influences on lateral and torsion vibration behavior by rotor-to-stator clearance are analyzed, which prove that there is strong impact on coupled lateral and torsion vibration behavior. Smaller the clearance is, more complex the motion of rotor is. When the clearance is larger, the frequency spectrum of rub-impact rotor is mainly composed of 1/2X, 1/3X and 1/4X components. With the decrease of clearance, quasi-periodic and chaotic motions will be present. Under different clearances, the bifurcation diagrams of lateral and torsion vibrations can be divided into rub-free zone, rub-light zone and three complex motion zones in which the motion trend of lateral vibration is similar to that of the torsion vibration. Compared with the lateral vibration, the torsion vibration is of more motion forms and more abundant frequency components in amplitude spectrum.

Key words: Rub-impact rotor  Rotor-to-stator clearance  Coupled lateral and torsion vibrations

 


* This project is supported by State Power Company Science and Technology Foundation of China (No.SP11-2002-02-28). Received May 20, 2003; received in revised form February 24, 2004; accepted March 5, 2004

 

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