Improved numerical assembly method for vibration analysis of propulsion shafting

WU Di1, XIE Xiling1, ZHANG Zhiyi1,2

Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2022, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (15) : 99-104.

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Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2022, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (15) : 99-104.

Improved numerical assembly method for vibration analysis of propulsion shafting

  • WU Di1, XIE Xiling1, ZHANG Zhiyi1,2
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The traditional numerical assembly method (NAM) is modified to analyze the mid-high frequency vibration of propulsion shafting systems. In the modified NAM, a propulsion shafting system is first modeled as a multi- stepped Timoshenko beam and described precisely by the equation of vibration on each beam segment, then the system matrix equation is established by assembling all the beam segments according to the compatibility conditions, and finally a weighting matrix for row normalization is proposed to reduce the condition number of the system matrix. As a result, the numerical divergence in the computation of mid-high frequency vibration is eliminated. Numerical examples are given to compare the m-NAM with the traditional NAM, the continuous-mass transfer matrix method and the analytical solution. The results have shown that the m-NAM is of good accuracy of computation at high frequencies.
Key words: numerical assembly method; transfer matrix method; shaft lateral vibration

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numerical assembly method / transfer matrix method / shaft lateral vibration

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WU Di1, XIE Xiling1, ZHANG Zhiyi1,2. Improved numerical assembly method for vibration analysis of propulsion shafting[J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2022, 41(15): 99-104

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