Design Method of Dynamic Similarity of the Rotor-Bearing System

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To predict the vibration characteristics of the rotor-bearing system by using the scale model and the associated scaling laws may significantly reduce the time and money required by the experiments. To this end, the dynamic similarity criteria are investigated inferring from the model behavior of rotor-bearing system to the vibration response of the prototype. The similar relationship was established by combining method of dimensional analysis and equation analysis based on similarity theory, and the effectiveness was verified through the finite element method. The result provide the theoretical rational for further study of the similarity design of the rotor-bearing system.

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