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9789810226305

Stability of Gyroscopic Systems

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  • Copyright: 1996-12-01
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Table of Contents

Preface vii
A. Guran
A. Bajaj
Y. Ishida
N. Perkins
G. D'Eleuterio
C. Pierre
Contributors xv
STABILITY OF GYROSCOPIC SYSTEMS
Nonlinear Flow-Induced Vibration of Structures
1(102)
Christopher Folley
Anil Bajaj
Introduction
1(14)
Cross-Flow Effects
2(3)
Axial Flow Effects
5(2)
The Tube Problem
7(8)
Equations of Motion
15(15)
Coordinate Systems
15(3)
Stress-Strain Relationships
18(1)
The Equations of Motion
18(5)
Boundary Conditions
23(1)
Static Equilibrium Solutions
24(6)
Scaling and Linear Analysis
30(20)
Nondimensional Parameters and the Introduction of the Order Parameter
30(6)
Solution of the Linear Problem
36(5)
The Adjoint System
41(3)
The Center Manifold Reduction and Asymptotic Expansion
44(6)
Nonlinear Analysis
50(27)
Planar Oscillations
50(2)
Normal Forms, Spatial Oscillations, and Symmetry
52(7)
Symmetry Breaking Perturbations
59(2)
Trivial Solutions and Instabilities
61(2)
Constant Solutions and Instabilities
63(6)
Hopf Bifurcation from H0
69(4)
The Takens-Bogdanov Bifurcation
73(4)
Numerical Results
77(12)
Broken Rotational Symmetry
78(3)
Broken time-Phase Symmetry
81(8)
Conclusion and Some Comments on Experimental Results
89(5)
Appendix A: Coefficients of the 2-Frequency Wave Normal Form
92(1)
Appendix B: Coefficients of the O(2)-Takens-Bogdanov Normal Form
93(1)
References
94(9)
Nonlinear Oscillations of Rotors
103(89)
Yukio Ishida
Introduction
103(1)
Equations of Motion of Symmetrical Systems with a Concentrated Mass
104(7)
Introduction
104(1)
4DOF System Where the Deflection and the Inclination Couple with Each Other
104(6)
Lateral Oscillations and Inclination Oscillations of an Uncoupled Rotor System
110(1)
Nonlinear Spring Characteristics (Case of a Weak Nonlinearity)
111(8)
Introduction
111(1)
Nonlinear Spring Characteristics of a 2DOF Rotor System
112(4)
Nonlinear Spring Characteristics of a 4DOF Rotor System
116(3)
Representation by the Normal Coordinates
119(2)
Introduction
119(1)
2DOF Rotor System for Inclination Oscillation
119(1)
4DOF Rotor System
120(1)
Nonlinear Resonances in Symmetrical Rotor Systems
121(23)
Introduction
121(1)
Harmonic Resonance at the Major Critical Speed
121(1)
2DOF Rotor System
122(4)
4DOF Rotor System
126(2)
Subharmonic Oscillation of Order 1/2 of a Forward Whirling Mode
128(1)
2DOF Rotor System
128(3)
4DOF Rotor System
131(3)
Combination Resonance
134(1)
2DOF Rotor System
134(4)
4DOF Rotor System
138(1)
Summary of the Analyses
138(1)
Summary of Experimental Results
139(3)
Previous Research on Nonlinear Resonances in Symmetrical Rotor Systems
142(2)
Nonlinear Forced Oscillations of Unsymmetrical Shafts and Unsymmetrical Rotors
144(10)
Introduction
144(1)
Derivation of the Equations of Motion
145(1)
Equations of Motion of an Unsymmetrical Shaft System
145(2)
Equations of Motion of Unsymmetrical Rotor Systems
147(1)
Harmonic Resonance (Unsymmetrical Rotor System)
147(1)
Theoretical Analysis (Linear System)
147(1)
Theoretical Analysis (Nonlinear System)
148(1)
Experimental Results
149(1)
Subharmonic Resonance of Order 1/2 of a Forward Whiring Mode (Unsymmetrical Shaft System)
150(1)
Theoretical Analysis
150(2)
Experimental Results
152(1)
Previous Researches on Nonlinear Oscillations of Unsymmetrical Shaft Systems and Unsymmetrical Rotor Systems
152(2)
Nonstationary Oscillations during Passage through Critical Speeds
154(12)
Introduction
154(1)
Equations of Motion
154(1)
2DOF Rotor System for Lateral Oscillations
154(1)
2DOF Rotor System of Inclination Oscillation
155(1)
Harmonic Resonance at the Major Critical Speed
156(1)
2DOF System for Lateral Oscillations (the Direct Integration Method)
156(1)
2DOF System for Inclination Oscillation (the Asymptotic Method)
157(2)
2DOF System for Inclination Motion (the Complex-FFT Method)
159(2)
Experimental Results
161(1)
Subharmonic Resonance of Order 1/2 of a Forward Whirling Mode
161(1)
2DOF System for Inclination Oscillations (the Complex-FFT Method)
162(2)
Experimental Results
164(1)
Combination Resonance
165(1)
Previous Research on Nonstationary Oscillations in a Rotor System with Nonlinear Spring Characteristics
166(1)
Forced Oscillations of a Rotor System with Internal Damping and Nonlinear Spring Characteristics
166(7)
Introduction
166(1)
Internal Damping (Structural Damping)
167(1)
Equations of Motion
167(1)
System with Internal Damping and Linear Spring Characteristics
168(2)
System with Internal Damping and Nonlinear Spring Characteristics
170(1)
Subharmonic Resonance of Order 1/2 of a Forward Whirling Mode
170(1)
Subharmonic Resonance of Order 1/2 of a Backward Whirling Mode
171(1)
Experimental Results
171(2)
Previous Research on Nonlinear Oscillations of Rotor Systems with Internal Damping
173(1)
Nonlinear Oscillations of a Continuous Rotor
173(9)
Introduction
173(1)
Equations of Motion and Natural Frequencies
173(3)
Derivation of Ordinary Differential Equations
176(1)
Harmonic Resonances at the Major Critical Speed [pfn]
176(1)
The Subharmonic Resonance of Order 1/3 of a Forward Whirling Mode
177(1)
Combination Resonances [2pfm -- pfn]
177(1)
Case of m = n
178(2)
Case of m ≠ n
180(1)
Summary of Theoretical Analysis
180(1)
Experiments
181(1)
Previous Research on Nonlinear Oscillations in Continuous Rotors
182(1)
Nonlinear Oscillations of a Rotor Containing a Transverse Crack
182(6)
Introduction
182(1)
Spring Characteristics and Equations of Motion
182(2)
Numerical Simulations
184(1)
Harmonic Resonance at the Major Critical Speed
184(3)
Previous Research on Nonlinear Analysis of Cracked Rotors
187(1)
References
188(4)
Dynamics of High-Speed Axially Moving Material Systems
192(45)
Noel Perkins
Sheng-Jiaw Hwang
Introduction
193(2)
Linear Theory
193(1)
Mechanics of Super-critical Response
194(1)
Super-Critical Cable Response
195(17)
Overview
195(1)
Translating Cable Model
196(2)
Equilibrium and Stability Analyses
198(3)
Theoretical and Experimental Results
201(10)
Summary and Conclusions
211(1)
Super-Critical Beam Response
212(23)
Overview
212(1)
Translating Beam Model
212(3)
Equilibrium and Bifurcation Analyses
215(5)
Stability Analysis
220(3)
Application to Band/Wheel Systems
223(11)
Summary and Conclusions
234(1)
Acknowledgements
235(1)
References
235(2)
Gyroelastic Dynamics
237(83)
Gabriele D'Eleuterio
Introduction
237(8)
An Historical Perspective
238(2)
Large Flexible Space Structures
240(1)
A Note on Nomenclature
241(1)
A Continuum Approach
241(2)
A Simple Example
243(1)
Presentation
244(1)
Gyroelastic Continua
245(5)
An Elastic Continua
245(3)
The Gyricity Distribution
248(2)
Constrained Dynamics
250(7)
Equation of Motion
250(2)
Derivation Using Variational Principles
252(1)
Derivation Using ``Balance Equations''
252(2)
First-Order Form
254(1)
Discretization
255(2)
Constrained Modal Analysis
257(15)
Gyroelastic Modes of B
257(3)
General Motion of B
260(1)
Modal Momentum Coefficients for B
261(2)
Modal Expansion for ε-1
263(3)
Modal Identities for B
266(4)
Parallel-Axis Theorems
270(1)
Sum of Squares of the Modal Periods of B
271(1)
Numerical Example: A Cantilevered Gyroelastic Rod
272(11)
Gyroelastic Modes
274(5)
Modal Coefficients and Identities
279(4)
A Model for Gyroelastic Vehicles Using Constrained Modes
283(8)
A Gyroelastic Vehicle V
283(1)
Equations of Motion for V
283(2)
First-Order Form
285(2)
Pseudorigid Modes
287(2)
Precessional Modes
289(1)
Numerical Example
290(1)
Unconstrained Dynamics
291(3)
Equations of Motion for V
291(3)
First-Order Form
294(1)
Unconstrained Modal Analysis
294(12)
Gyroelastic Modes for V
294(2)
General Motion for V
296(1)
Modal Momentum Coefficients for V
297(2)
Modal Expansion for ε-1
299(1)
Modal Identities for V
300(2)
Identities Involving Constrained and Unconstrained Modal Parameters
302(3)
Sum of Squares of Modal Periods of V
305(1)
A Numerical Example: The Free-Free Gyroelastic Rod
306(7)
Gyroelastic Mode Shapes
307(1)
Modal Coefficients and Identities
308(4)
Gyroelastic Rod With a Rigid Body
312(1)
A Few Closing Words
313(2)
Acknowledgments
315(1)
References
315(5)
Fluid Conveying Pipe With Shear and Compressibility
320(19)
Ardeshir Guran
Teodor Atanackovic
Introduction
320(1)
Model and Differential Equations
321(10)
Stability Boundaries
331(4)
Divergence Instability Boundary
331(2)
Flutter Instability Boundary
333(2)
Conclusions
335(1)
References
336(3)
Localization Phenomena in Structural Dynamics
339(64)
Christophe Pierre
Introduction
339(10)
An Intuitive Illustration
341(2)
A Brief Review of the Literature
343(2)
Engineering Significance of the Localization Phenomenon
345(3)
Scope and Outline of Chapter
348(1)
Dynamic Wave Formulation for Disordered Periodic Structures
349(25)
Background on Wave and Modal Properties of Periodic Structures
349(3)
Transfer Matrices
352(3)
Characteristic Free Waves in Periodic Structures
355(2)
Wave Transfer Matrix for a Periodic Bay
357(1)
Wave Transfer Formulation for Disordered Multi-Coupled Structures
358(2)
Normal Modes of Finite Periodic and Disordered Structures
360(3)
Asymptotic Behavior of the Global Wave Transfer Matrix
363(5)
Calculation of Localization Factors
368(6)
Weak and Strong Localization in Chains of Single-Degree of Freedom Oscillators
374(18)
Equations of Motion and Wave Transfer Matrix Formulation
374(2)
Ordered Assembly Dynamics
376(2)
Perturbation Approximation of the Localization Factor
378(4)
Weak and Strong Localization Results
382(7)
Equivalent Damping Factors
389(3)
Wave Localization and Conversion Phenomena in a Multi-Coupled Structure
392(8)
Concluding Remarks
400(1)
Acknowledgement
400(1)
References
400(3)
Author Index 403(6)
Subject Index 409

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