Rolling bearings are one of the most important uproar and vibration generator into mechanical constructions. According to that, it is very important to know ascendancy of rolling bearing construction to main parameters which determine level of uproar and vibrations produced inside machines. This paper present new mathematical model of dynamic behavior of rigid rotor inside the rolling bearing. ...

The advancement on Wireless Sensor Networks for vibration monitoring presents important possibilities for helicopter rotor health and usage monitoring. While main rotor blades account for the main source of lift for helicopters, rotor induced vibration establishes an important source for understanding the rotor performance and blade condition. A discussion on the dual character of blades as rot...

In machine systems where a rotor spins within a finite clearance space supported by bearings, contact between the rotor and its surround can result in persistent coupled vibration of the rotor and stator. When the vibration response is driven predominantly by friction forces, rotordynamic stability becomes a serious issue. This paper introduces a theory for model-based verification of dynamic s...

A mathematical model of a cracked rotor and an asymmetric rotor with two disks representing a turbine and a generator is uti­ lized to study the vibrations due to imbalance and side load. Nonlinearities typically related with a “breathing” crack are included using a Mayes steering function. Numerical simulations demonstrate how the variations of rotor parameters affect the vibration response an...

The vibration originated from the rotor’s unbalance mass impacts on the current oscillation. When the rotor rotating at high speed, power amplifier circuit will be burned down by excessive vibration control current, and at the same time the excessive control force will be generated. The vibrating force transfers to frame, which causes the system vibration and influence the dynamic properties an...

Introduction Switched reluctance motors (SRMs) have several advantages (rotor simplicity, high speed operation, ease of repairing, high degree of independence between phases, short end-turn, and low inertia) and used for aerospace systems, marine propulsion systems, linear drives, mining drives, hand held tools and home utility applications. However, a major disadvantage of SRM is vibration pro...

Strain measurement and vibration analysis of a rotating blade are critical for the progress in improvements of the performance of machines. Since traditional sensors and measurement methods have difficulty measuring the rotor blade’s dynamic strain and vibration, the search for new measurement methods has become an urgent task in rotor machine monitoring and diagnosis. This paper presents a new...

Active/passive optimization of helicopter rotor blades for vibration reduction and performance enhancement at high advance ratios is studied. Dynamic stall is the dominant source of high vibration levels for this flight regime. In the active/passive approach, active control of vibration and required rotor power is implemented with partial span trailingedge flaps operating according to a closed-...

This chapter deals with the vibration attenuation or vibration suppression by means of feedback control techniques applied to decrease the dynamic response of a rotor assumed as active magnetic dynamic damping which is common in rotating machinery supported by active magnetic bearings. Position control systems applied on active magnetic bearings are using sometimes nonlinear robust control tech...

Rotating machinery, including machining spindles, industrial turbomachinery, and aircraft gas turbine engines, are very commonly used in industry. One major problem faced by these machineries is the harmful, imbalance-induced vibration. Many methods have been developed to reduce this vibration: o!-line balancing methods [1], on-line active balancing methods using mass redistribution devices [2}...