Experimental characterisation of asynchronous partially contacting motion in a multiple-degree-of-freedom rotor system

Crespo, Rafael Sanchez; Shaw, Alexander; Friswell, Michael; Champneys, Alan R.

doi:10.1016/j.ymssp.2020.106904

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Experimental characterisation of asynchronous partially contacting motion in a multiple-degree-of-freedom rotor system

Rafael Sanchez Crespo, Alexander Shaw

, Michael Friswell, Alan R. Champneys

Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Volume: 145, Start page: 106904

Swansea University Authors: Rafael Sanchez Crespo, Alexander Shaw , Michael Friswell

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Recent theory has predicted the onset of asynchronous bouncing motion at speeds beyond those of internal resonance in multi-degree-of-freedom rotating systems with intermittent contact. This paper provides the first attempt to experimentally validate the theory. Vibrations incorporating rotor-stator...

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Experimental characterisation of asynchronous partially contacting motion in a multiple-degree-of-freedom rotor system

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