Application of Alternating Frequency/Time Domain Method to Vibration Analysis on Damping Blade Systems Based on Microslip Dry Friction Model
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Application of Alternating Frequency/Time Domain Method to Vibration Analysis on Damping Blade Systems Based on Microslip Dry Friction Model
Vol. 43, Issue 11, Pages: 22-26(2009)
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西安交通大学能源与动力工程学院,西安,710049
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CLC:TK263.3;V231.92
Online First:10 November 2009,
Published:2009
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Application of Alternating Frequency/Time Domain Method to Vibration Analysis on Damping Blade Systems Based on Microslip Dry Friction Model[J]. 2009, 43(11): 22-26.
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Application of Alternating Frequency/Time Domain Method to Vibration Analysis on Damping Blade Systems Based on Microslip Dry Friction Model[J]. 2009, 43(11): 22-26.DOI:
Application of Alternating Frequency/Time Domain Method to Vibration Analysis on Damping Blade Systems Based on Microslip Dry Friction Model
An alternating frequency/time domain method(AFT)is presented to calculate the dynamic characteristics of damping blade systems accurately. The dynamic response of damping blade systems is predicted based on the microslip dry friction model
and the computational accuracy and efficiency are compared with those by the time domain method and the frequency domain method. The results indicate of that under certain parameter conditions
the calculation time of AFT method is similar to that of the one-term harmonic balance method(HBM)and is just ten percent of that of the fourth-order Runge-Kutta method
and the relative error of the result with the AFT method is less than half that with HBM. These findings confirm the practicability of the AFT method in computing dynamic response of damping blade systems based on the microslip dry friction model. Unlike HBM
the AFT method can achieve the accuracy of microslip dry friction model in dynamics analysis and has high computational efficiency.
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