LI En-guo 1 , YU Yin-xin 1,2 , XU Liu-shuang 1.Dynamic Characteristics Analysis of Carbon Fiber Shaft Titanium Alloy Membrane DiskCoupling in Non-Inertial System[J].航空发动机,2024,50(6):88-93 |
Dynamic Characteristics Analysis of Carbon Fiber Shaft Titanium Alloy Membrane DiskCoupling in Non-Inertial System |
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Abstract:In view of the demand for high-speed shaft with large span and misalignment, the new flexible coupling composed of
titanium alloy membrane disk (TC4 disk) and carbon fiber shaft (CF shaft) is the key component to meet this demand. In this paper, the
carbon fiber shaft titanium alloy membrane disk coupling is taken as the research object. Based on the bending pendulum shaft coupling
mechanical model in the non inertial system, the Runge Kutta method is used to solve the coupling modal and dynamic response. The influ?
ence of the intermediate shaft span, materials and lateral rotation of the installation platform on its dynamic characteristics is discussed. The
research results show that the rotor system will generate additional stiffness matrix and damping matrix when the membrane disk coupling
installation platform has rotational speed and acceleration, which will cause axial and radial coupling vibration. When the axial stiffness is
relatively small compared with the radial stiffness, the influence of platform motion on the axial vibration must be considered; The increase
of the span of the intermediate shaft will lead to the decrease of the natural frequencies of each order and the increase of the peak resonance
response; The intermediate shaft made of carbon fiber can obviously increase the natural frequencies of each order and reduce the peak
vibration response; The lateral rotation of the platform will not only increase the resonant response frequency, but also cause the overall
vibration of the coupling to deviate from the static balance position. The offset varies with the span and material of the intermediate shaft. |
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