Aerospace Science and Technology
 2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2016.08.006
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Dynamic study of viscoelastic rotor: Reduction of higher order model using different techniques

Saurabh Chandraker
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Haraprasad Roy
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“…An operator based approach is implemented to express the constitutive relationship in time domain, and finite element method is imposed to obtain the equation of motion for the viscoelastic rotor shaft, as explained in the earlier paper [19,28].…”
Section: Higher Order Finite Element Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%

Dynamic study of viscoelastic rotor: Modal analysis of higher order model considering various asymmetries

Roy
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Chandraker
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2017
Mechanism and Machine Theory
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“…An operator based approach is implemented to express the constitutive relationship in time domain, and finite element method is imposed to obtain the equation of motion for the viscoelastic rotor shaft, as explained in the earlier paper [19,28].…”
Section: Higher Order Finite Element Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%

Dynamic study of viscoelastic rotor: Modal analysis of higher order model considering various asymmetries

Roy
1
,
Chandraker
2
2017
Mechanism and Machine Theory
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SEREP-based reduced model of higher order viscoelastic propeller shaft considering various asymmetries

Ganguly
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Roy
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2020
Engineering with Computers
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Review on the Theories and Applications of Dynamic Condensation and Component Mode Synthesis Methods in Solving FEM-based Structural Dynamics

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Lu
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Song
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2023
Acta Mech. Solida Sin.
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