Vibration Analysis of Multi-Disk Multi-Profiled Shaft-Rotor Systems

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Cantilevered shaft-rotor systems consisting of multi disks and multi profiled shafts are considered. In this paper the procedures for the determination of the deflection, slope, shear force and bending moment at the extremities of the shaft are employed. Critical speeds or whirling frequency conditions are computed using transfer matrix method (TMM). For particular shaft-lengths, rotating speeds and shaft-profiles, the response of the system is determined for the establishment of the dynamic characteristics. A built-in shaft-rotor system consisting of two disks and two different profiled shafts is investigated for illustration purposes. Step response of the multi profiled shaft-rotor system is also found out.

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