This work presents the evaluation of periodic stability of rotating machinery and its sensitivity analysis. The stability criterion is based on the characteristic exponents or more generally the eigenvalues of the monodromy matrix of the periodic system following Floquet's Theory. Parametric sensitivity of the stability is formulated to provide a methodology for robustness in rotating machinery analysis and design. The problem is formulated for a generic rotating dynamical system having periodic coefficients and demonstrated on a helicopter blade in forward flight and on a cracked rotating shaft.

Periodic Stability and Sensitivity Analysis of Rotating Machinery

TAMER, AYKUT;MASARATI, PIERANGELO
2015-01-01

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This work presents the evaluation of periodic stability of rotating machinery and its sensitivity analysis. The stability criterion is based on the characteristic exponents or more generally the eigenvalues of the monodromy matrix of the periodic system following Floquet's Theory. Parametric sensitivity of the stability is formulated to provide a methodology for robustness in rotating machinery analysis and design. The problem is formulated for a generic rotating dynamical system having periodic coefficients and demonstrated on a helicopter blade in forward flight and on a cracked rotating shaft.
2015
Proceedings of the 9th IFToMM International Conference on Rotor Dynamics
978-3-319-06589-2
Floquet theory; Periodic stability; Sensitivity analysis
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