Dynamic Simulation Analysis of a Cracked Flexible Rotor Supported on Rotor-Rolling Bearing Based on Virtual Prototyping Technology

Tian Han; Jie Bai; Zhong Jun Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.156-157.293

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Dynamic Simulation Analysis of a Cracked Flexible Rotor Supported on Rotor-Rolling Bearing Based on Virtual Prototyping Technology

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The complex nonlinear dynamics of a rotor-rolling bearing system with crack is built by dynamic simulation software ADAMS. The transverse vibration response and swing response of rotor are studied on the basis of considering both the nonlinear contact force of rolling bearing and the impact of stiffness caused by crack. Furthermore, the influence factors of transverse vibration response are researched including speed, crack depth, crack angle and eccentricity. The simulation analysis demonstrated that it is an effective method to solve nonlinear dynamics of rotor-rolling bearing system with crack based on virtual prototyping technology. It provides a new method of feasibility study for fault diagnosis in the future.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 156-157)

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Tian Han, Jie Bai, Zhong Jun Yin

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Cracked Rotor, Rolling Bearing, Swing, Virtual Prototyping

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