Experimental Study of Rotor-Stator Contact Cycles

Chipato, Elijah; Shaw, Alexander; Friswell, Michael; Crespo, Rafael Sanchez

doi:10.1016/j.jsv.2021.116097

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Experimental Study of Rotor-Stator Contact Cycles

Elijah Chipato, Alexander Shaw

, Michael Friswell, Rafael Sanchez Crespo

Journal of Sound and Vibration, Volume: 502

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

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A rotor can contact a stator thereby inducing some very strong non-linearities that can result in a plethora of vibration phenomena. Synchronous motions, chaotic motion, backward whirl, forward whirl are some of the reported phenomena in the literature. This article presents an experimental approach...

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Experimental Study of Rotor-Stator Contact Cycles

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