2007
DOI: 10.1134/s1028335807120075
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Spectral analysis of turbocompressor-blade flutter

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“…As a result, the equality of the eigenfrequency of the blades to one of frequencies (5) and the condition of synchronous vibrations with phase shift (1) are fulfilled.…”
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“…As a result, the equality of the eigenfrequency of the blades to one of frequencies (5) and the condition of synchronous vibrations with phase shift (1) are fulfilled.…”
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“…1) in the format of the linear vibration theory. The analysis of spectral parameters and construction of the model are combined in the computer technology of the spectral analysis by Prony's method [5]. The spectral Prony expansion of the sequential segment of the temporal series has the form…”
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“…3 after t = 58.3 s, frequency ≈ 222 Hz derived from harmonic 2f B generally prevails in residual pulsations of flow pressure. There fore, the presence of the second harmonic of blade bending frequency f B ≈ 81 Hz in the record of vibra tions of blades of the first stage of the rotor investigated in [2] is caused by air flow pressure pulsations (Fig. 2).…”
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“…1. It is established [2] that torsion modes of blades with frequency f T ≈ 178 Hz, which is close to harmonic 3f R of the rotor speed, are primarily excited in the time interval t = 4, …, 20 s. With increasing rotor speed, the reso nance departure at frequency f T of the torsion mode of blades occurs, and in time interval t = 17.4, …, 24.6 s flutter with a pos itive damping factor (logarithmic decrement with the opposite sign) occurs at a lower bending frequency of the blades, …”
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