“…To exhibit the broad engineering availability of the proposed method, the AOK‐ES also is employed to analyze the turbine disk,
43,65 as shown in Figure 14. The load worked on the turbine disk can be described as follows:
where, C , ω , ρ , and J are coefficient, rotational speed, mass density and cross section moment of inertia, respectively; and ω = 2 nπ ( n is the rotational frequency).…”