Investigation of mistuning impact on vibration of rotor bladed disks

Repetckii, Oleg; Ryzhikov, Igor; Nguyen, Tien Quyet

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/944/1/012097

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“…In mechanics, it is assumed that the structures are perfectly symmetric but under repeated loading conditions, the certain elements of the structure bear a loss of stiffness (Altunışık et al 2019) (Beck et al 2014), which may lead to the loss of symmetry. The loss of symmetry in the repeating structures is called mistuning (Schwerdt, Panning-von Scheidt, and Wallaschek 2021) (Figaschewsky and Kühhorn 2015) and this can increase the stress level and can reduce the fatigue life of the disks (Dréau et al 2021) (Repetckii, Ryzhikov, and Nguyen 2018).…”

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Modeling and analysis of a mistuned fan blisk

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Turbomachinery has a vital role in the industrial engineering and the bladed disks such as; compressor, impeller pumps, turbine generator and jet engines are the critical components of turbomachinery. This work is focused on the “mistuning effect” of bladed disks of a turbine, which creates the lack of symmetry and ultimately damages the turbine blade. In order to completely understand the severity of the damage caused by the mistuning effect on the turbine disk, the study and analysis of the model parameters is very important. This work provides an insight to the various effects caused by the presence of crack and mistuning levels, in the mistuned turbine blisk, by using smeared material properties and modal assurance criterion (MAC) techniques. Moreover, a mistuned blisk model with four cracks (at various locations and different depth levels) has been developed and compared with the tuned blisk model, in order to determine the severity of damage occurred. The MAC results indicate that the severity of damage may vary depending on the location and depth of the crack and mistuning may alter the dynamic and vibrational characteristics of the structure.

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