The Calculation of the Rotor Critical Speed of Turbopump

Jun Feng Wang; Kang Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.529.220

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The Calculation of the Rotor Critical Speed of Turbopump

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With the rotor structure ofturbopump, using a one-dimensional finite element method, considering the mass of shaft, gyroscopic effect and influence of shearing deformation,establishedtheone-dimensional rotor dynamics finite element model, calculated its six rank of the critical speed, and compared the gyroscopic effect and mass of shaft to the influence of the critical speed turbopump, and the results show that, considering the mass of shaft there is a slight decrease of critical speed value, and gyroscopic effect on critical speed calculation has a significant effect, therefore, gyroscopic effect must be considered in the design of turbopumps.

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Jun Feng Wang, Kang Sun

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Critical Speed, Finite Element Method (FEM), Rotordynamics, Turbopump

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