2018
DOI: 10.3390/sym10120677
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A Prediction Method for the Damping Effect of Ring Dampers Applied to Thin-Walled Gears Based on Energy Method

Abstract: In turbomachinery applications, thin-walled gears are cyclic symmetric structures and often subject to dynamic meshing loading which may result in high cycle fatigue (HCF) of the thin-walled gear. To avoid HCF failure, ring dampers are designed for gears to increase damping and reduce resonance amplitude. Ring dampers are installed in the groove. They are held in contact with the groove by normal pressure generated by interference or centrifugal force. Vibration energy is attenuated (converted to heat) by fric… Show more

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“…Both the gear rim and the damping ring are equivalent to a circular ring, and the radial vibration causes them to bend and deform under the action of the bending moment M [8]. Thus, at the contact surface, a bending strain difference will occur, namely…”
Section: Friction Energy Dissipation Mechanism Of Damping Ringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both the gear rim and the damping ring are equivalent to a circular ring, and the radial vibration causes them to bend and deform under the action of the bending moment M [8]. Thus, at the contact surface, a bending strain difference will occur, namely…”
Section: Friction Energy Dissipation Mechanism Of Damping Ringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another well-known work [3] proposed a numerical method for predicting damping in gears with ring dampers. The nonlinear damping when friction is taken into account is expressed as equivalent mechanical damping as a function of vibration stress.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter is located in the groove of the integrally blisk and is held against the disk by centrifugal forces. Similar frictional ring dampers are known as efficient dampers in other rotating structures such as labyrinth seals [7] and gears [8,9]. The dynamic analysis of the frictional ring damper for integrally blisk has been exploited by many researchers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%