2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.compstruc.2014.08.001
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Analytical modeling of asymmetric multi-segment rotor – bearing systems with Timoshenko beam model including gyroscopic moments

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“…In this paper, using the recalculated tool point FRFs under cutting conditions [28] and employing the mathematical model suggested [29], bearing stiffness and damping under operational conditions are identified. It is shown that, bearing parameters are affected both by spindle rotational speed and cutting forces.…”
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“…In this paper, using the recalculated tool point FRFs under cutting conditions [28] and employing the mathematical model suggested [29], bearing stiffness and damping under operational conditions are identified. It is shown that, bearing parameters are affected both by spindle rotational speed and cutting forces.…”
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“…In determining tool point FRF theoretically, the receptance coupling approach proposed in previous studies [12,13] is combined with a recent method developed by Orkun et al [29]. In this study, spindle-holder-tool assembly is divided into subcomponents (spindle, holder and tool) and each subcomponent is modeled using Timoshenko beam model including gyroscopic moments.…”
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“…Although gyroscopic continua such as axially moving materials [24] and rotating components [25] have been studied widely, structures with discrete rotors have received less attention. In this study, we propose a spatial discretization technique designed to tackle flexible structures with distributed gyroscopes.…”
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“…The first approach -the rotordynamic approach deals with shaft-bearing systems with simplified disc models. Two frequently used methods for vibration analysis of rotor-bearing systems are the Jeffcott rotor model [1][2][3][4] and beam model [5][6][7][8][9][10], which have been widely used to study the nonlinear vibrations and stability analysis for cracked rotors and rotors with other types of nonlinearities [11][12][13]. The Jeffcott rotor is the simplest lumped parameter model.…”
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