Research on Dynamic Characteristics of Bladed Disk System by Fixed Interface Prestressed-Free Interface CMS Super-Element Method

Liang Zhang; Xin Li; Tie Jian Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.724.218

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Research on Dynamic Characteristics of Bladed Disk System by Fixed Interface Prestressed-Free Interface CMS Super-Element Method

Abstract:

For the prestressed substructure analysis, the existing CMS super-element methods are only suitable for the model that relatively simple structure, less meshing and small number of nodes. Since the complex structure and more mesh division of an arbitrary large model such as a mistuned bladed disk system, it is more time-consuming for the dynamic characteristics analysis. Because of above shortcoming, an approximate analysis method is presented, it is called fixed interface prestressed-free interface CMS super-element method. The accuracy of this method is predicted by the example. The results showed that the dimensionless dynamic frequency maximum relative error of system is 3.072215%, which can be to meet the requirement of accuracy.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 724)

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Liang Zhang*, Xin Li, Tie Jian Liu

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Bladed Disk System, CMS, Finite Element Method (FEM), Substructure, Super-Element

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