Dynamic analysis of a rotating system, with bearings supported on viscoelastic suspensions, has been given using the finite element method. Unbalance response studies relating to a rotor system with journal or rolling element bearings, are reported and the effect of stiffness and damping parameters of the viscoelastic supports for the unbalance response reduction is analysed. In order to incorporate the frequency dependent effect of viscoelastic material characteristics and to study the stability behaviour of the system with hydrodynamic journal bearings, a four element type model is assumed. It is shown that with a suitable choice of support characteristics, unbalance response may be reduced and instability of the system eliminated
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Vibration is typically encountered by rotating equipment during its start-up, runningoperation and s...
Abstract In the present work, the dynamic behavior of a flexible rotor supported by fluid film journ...
An analysis for determining the stability limit of the rotor speed of a rotor shaft system, is given...
The main objective of the present work is to determine reduction in the unbalance response of a roto...
Stability analysis of a rotor system with the rotor disk placed in the middle of a massless shaft, h...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping is present in most of the materials and it plays a crucial role in its dynamics. Modelling o...
Material damping in rotating structure plays a crucial role in dynamics. It produces a tangenti...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Passively magnetically stabilized degrees of freedom yield the benefit of reduced complexity and the...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
AbstractIn the present work, the dynamic behavior of a flexible rotor supported by fluid film journa...
Abstract. Nowadays the rotating machines produce or absorb large amounts of power in relatively smal...
Vibration is typically encountered by rotating equipment during its start-up, runningoperation and s...
Abstract In the present work, the dynamic behavior of a flexible rotor supported by fluid film journ...
An analysis for determining the stability limit of the rotor speed of a rotor shaft system, is given...
The main objective of the present work is to determine reduction in the unbalance response of a roto...
Stability analysis of a rotor system with the rotor disk placed in the middle of a massless shaft, h...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping is present in most of the materials and it plays a crucial role in its dynamics. Modelling o...
Material damping in rotating structure plays a crucial role in dynamics. It produces a tangenti...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Passively magnetically stabilized degrees of freedom yield the benefit of reduced complexity and the...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
Damping in the stator of a rotating machine is able to reduce the unbalance response, and increase t...
AbstractIn the present work, the dynamic behavior of a flexible rotor supported by fluid film journa...
Abstract. Nowadays the rotating machines produce or absorb large amounts of power in relatively smal...
Vibration is typically encountered by rotating equipment during its start-up, runningoperation and s...
Abstract In the present work, the dynamic behavior of a flexible rotor supported by fluid film journ...