3D Solid Finite Element Modeling and Rotordynamics of Large Rotating Machines: Application to an Industrial Turbo Engine

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An industrial turbo engine is modeled and meshed in ANSYS using solid elements. A rotordynamic analysis of the selected parts of the turbo engine is performed. For the unbalance response prediction, a novel method for modeling unbalance in 3D solid rotor model is presented and validated using a simple rotor model. In order to reduce the model order degree, transfer functions of the casing and bearings are generated and incorporated into the rotor-bearing system to account for the influence of elastic support stiffness on the rotor system. Modal and unbalance response analysis is performed on the 3D solid finite element rotor-bearing model using the unbalance modeling method presented in this paper. The results obtained from modal and unbalance analysis are compared and discussed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 591-593)

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1879-1885

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November 2012

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© 2012 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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