One of the most common incipient losses of structural integrity in mechanical structures is the development and propagation of a crack. This happens also in rotating machinery and a very rich, but also in some way confusing, literature about cracked rotors has appeared in the last 30 years. In the paper, a general and wide overview about the behaviour of cracked rotors will be presented, covering several aspects of this topic. In particular modelling, dynamic behaviour and diagnostics of cracks will be analyzed in detail, introducing also practical examples and cases of industrial machinery, including some topics barely documented in literature such as helical and annular crack development.

Modelling, dynamic behaviour and diagnostics of cracked rotors

PENNACCHI, PAOLO EMILIO LINO MARIA
2012-01-01

Abstract

One of the most common incipient losses of structural integrity in mechanical structures is the development and propagation of a crack. This happens also in rotating machinery and a very rich, but also in some way confusing, literature about cracked rotors has appeared in the last 30 years. In the paper, a general and wide overview about the behaviour of cracked rotors will be presented, covering several aspects of this topic. In particular modelling, dynamic behaviour and diagnostics of cracks will be analyzed in detail, introducing also practical examples and cases of industrial machinery, including some topics barely documented in literature such as helical and annular crack development.
2012
Institution of Mechanical Engineers - 10th International Conference on Vibrations in Rotating Machinery
9780857094520
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