Experimental modal analysis of a rotor with active composite blades

Teter, Andrzej; Gawryluk, Jarosław

doi:10.1016/j.compstruct.2016.06.013

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“…According to the literature [16], the optimal value of the d 33 parameter for MFC M-8528-P1 elements is 1.01*10 -7 m/V. The coefficient of permittivity is 8*10 -9 F/m.…”

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“…According to the literature [16] Fig. 1(b) shows the electronic equipment which was used to control the power of the electrical motor and piezoelectric transducers.…”

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“…The model consists of a base with electric drive, the hub with a drive shaft, a blade handle, three composite blades and MFC active elements [16]. The hub and the base of the rotor were built of 10-node tetrahedral, solid elements having three translational degrees of freedom at each node (i.e., C3D10 elements in the Abaqus system).…”

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“…The researchers from the Department of Applied Mechanics at the Lublin University of Technology, Poland, built the experimental setup of a rotor with three composite blades. In the paper [16], the experimental modal analysis and the numerical modal analysis of this stand were compared. The experimental study was performed by two independent methods.…”

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“…These curves reveal that the active stiffening effect depends on the value of the parameter d 33 . In the literature [16], this parameter for MFC-8528-P1 was 1.01*10 -7 m/V. Its value was estimated using the free strain test and the blocking force test.…”

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Numerical and experimental studies on the rotating rotor with three active composite blades

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Gawryluk²,

Teter³

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Numerical aNd experimeNtal studies oN the rotatiNg rotor with three active composite blades badaNia NumeryczNe i eksperymeNtalNe wirującego wirNika z trzema aktywNymi łopatami kompozytowymi [8], but the object of the research was a thin plate with PZT actuators.The aim of this paper is to determine the relation between the dynamics of a rotor blade with MFC elements in relative motion and the rotational movement of the hub. Constant angular velocity can generate undesired changes in the natural frequencies and/or eigenmodes of the active composite blades. The aim of the experimental research was to demonstrate the possibility of using the MFC actuator for reducing these changes. The experimental setupThe experimental studies were performed using a specially designed test stand which is shown in Fig. 1. This stand was built at the Department of Applied Mechanics at the Lublin University of Technology. The rotor (Fig. 1) consisted of a hub with three composite blades which were located 120 degrees relative to each other. The rotor blades were beams with a rectangular cross-section made of glassepoxy laminate.The mechanical properties of the glass-epoxy laminate were as follows:Young's modulus in fibre direction (i.e., direction 1): 46.43 GPa • and in transverse direction of the fibers (i.e., direction 2): 14.926 GPa, respectively, Poisson's ratio in plane 1-2: 0.27, • shear modulus in plane 1-2: 5.233 GPa,Each blade was composed of six layers. The lay-up configuration of the laminate was: [±45/90] S . The geometry of the rotor blades is given in Table 1. The rotor hub was driven by a DC motor. In addition, the sensors and actuators were fixed on the opposite surfaces of the beams. The strain-gauges and piezoelectric actuators were used to measure and control the dynamics of the rotor blades in their relative motion. In our case, the Macro Fiber Composite active elements were used as actuators. They were MFC elements type M-8528-P1. In this case, the piezoelectric d 33 effect occurs [15]. Each element can be powered by electric current in the range of -500 to 1500 volts.The piezoelectric properties of the MFC element depend on its dimensions. According to the literature [16], the optimal value of the d 33 parameter for MFC M-8528-P1 elements is 1.01*10 -7 m/V. The coefficient of permittivity is 8*10 -9 F/m. The mechanical properties of the MFC element were:Young's modulus in fibre direction (i.e., direction Fig. 1(b) shows the electronic equipment which was used to control the power of the electrical motor and piezoelectric transducers. Additionally, the DSP subsystem was used. The numerical model of the rotorThe numerical model of the rotor was designed by the finite elements method using the commercial system Abaqus [1]. The FE model of the rotor is shown in Fig. 2.The model consists of a base with electric drive, the hub with a drive shaft, a blade handle, three composite blades and MFC active elements [16]. The hub and the base of the rotor were built of 10-node tetrahedral, solid elements having three transl...

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“…According to the literature [16], the optimal value of the d 33 parameter for MFC M-8528-P1 elements is 1.01*10 -7 m/V. The coefficient of permittivity is 8*10 -9 F/m.…”

Section: The Experimental Setupmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…According to the literature [16] Fig. 1(b) shows the electronic equipment which was used to control the power of the electrical motor and piezoelectric transducers.…”

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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