It is particularly important to evaluate natural frequencies and natural modes of the structure of bolted joints to avoid the failures of the structure due to the resonance. The vibration characteristics of bolted str...It is particularly important to evaluate natural frequencies and natural modes of the structure of bolted joints to avoid the failures of the structure due to the resonance. The vibration characteristics of bolted structures are closely connected to surface roughness of contact interfaces, the magnitude of pretension of the bolts and the number of clamping bolts. In this paper, the effect of the factors above on the natural frequencies of bolted structures is sys- tematically investigated by experiments. Then, the finite element method is applied to analyze the effect. Finally, the numerical method is validated by experimental measurements of the natural frequencies.展开更多
The bolted flange structure finds significant applications in fields such as aerospace,shipbuilding,and pipeline transportation.The investigation of its dynamic characteristics has consistently been a focal point for ...The bolted flange structure finds significant applications in fields such as aerospace,shipbuilding,and pipeline transportation.The investigation of its dynamic characteristics has consistently been a focal point for researchers;however,there remains a deficiency in the development of robust analytical models.This paper introduces a novel analytical model based on the finite element methods and the Timoshenko beam theory to accurately simulate the bolted flange structure.The stiffness,mass,damping,and inertia matrices of the rotor system are individually derived,and the dynamic equation is subsequently formulated.The model’s validity and accuracy are validated through both the experimental testing and the finite element analysis.This study aims to elucidate the relationship between the external loads and the influence of the geometric configuration on the stiffness and contact behavior of the bolted flange structure,thereby enabling a thorough and precise prediction of the static and dynamic load transfer pathways,as well as the distribution of vibrational energy within the structure,while also facilitating the incorporation of friction and slip effects.Simultaneously,this work provides a foundational framework for the optimization design of bolted flange structures,addressing the factors such as the number,size,and geometric distribution of bolts.展开更多
This study proposes a parameterized model of a uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole, to improve conventional circular bolt clearance holes on turbine disks. The profile of the model consists of eight smoothly connected...This study proposes a parameterized model of a uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole, to improve conventional circular bolt clearance holes on turbine disks. The profile of the model consists of eight smoothly connected arcs, the radiuses of which are determined by 5 design variables.By changing the design variables, the profile of the non-circular hole can be transformed to accommodate different load ratios, thereby improving the stress concentration of the area near the hole and that of the turbine disk. The uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole is optimized based on finite element method（FEM）, in which the maximum first principal stress is taken as the objective function. After optimization, the stress concentration is evidently relieved; the maximum first principal stress and the maximum von Mises stress on the critical area are reduced by 30.39% and 25.34%respectively, showing that the uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole is capable of reducing the stress level of bolt clearance holes on the turbine disk.展开更多
文摘It is particularly important to evaluate natural frequencies and natural modes of the structure of bolted joints to avoid the failures of the structure due to the resonance. The vibration characteristics of bolted structures are closely connected to surface roughness of contact interfaces, the magnitude of pretension of the bolts and the number of clamping bolts. In this paper, the effect of the factors above on the natural frequencies of bolted structures is sys- tematically investigated by experiments. Then, the finite element method is applied to analyze the effect. Finally, the numerical method is validated by experimental measurements of the natural frequencies.
基金Project supported by the National Defense Technology Foundation Under the State Administration of Science,Technology,and Industry for National Defense of China(No.JSZL2022213A001)the Special Funds for Basic Research in Central Universities of China(No.HYGJZN202322)。
文摘The bolted flange structure finds significant applications in fields such as aerospace,shipbuilding,and pipeline transportation.The investigation of its dynamic characteristics has consistently been a focal point for researchers;however,there remains a deficiency in the development of robust analytical models.This paper introduces a novel analytical model based on the finite element methods and the Timoshenko beam theory to accurately simulate the bolted flange structure.The stiffness,mass,damping,and inertia matrices of the rotor system are individually derived,and the dynamic equation is subsequently formulated.The model’s validity and accuracy are validated through both the experimental testing and the finite element analysis.This study aims to elucidate the relationship between the external loads and the influence of the geometric configuration on the stiffness and contact behavior of the bolted flange structure,thereby enabling a thorough and precise prediction of the static and dynamic load transfer pathways,as well as the distribution of vibrational energy within the structure,while also facilitating the incorporation of friction and slip effects.Simultaneously,this work provides a foundational framework for the optimization design of bolted flange structures,addressing the factors such as the number,size,and geometric distribution of bolts.
基金co-supported by Aeronautical Science Foundation of China (No. 2012ZB52028)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China (No. NZ2012105)
文摘This study proposes a parameterized model of a uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole, to improve conventional circular bolt clearance holes on turbine disks. The profile of the model consists of eight smoothly connected arcs, the radiuses of which are determined by 5 design variables.By changing the design variables, the profile of the non-circular hole can be transformed to accommodate different load ratios, thereby improving the stress concentration of the area near the hole and that of the turbine disk. The uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole is optimized based on finite element method（FEM）, in which the maximum first principal stress is taken as the objective function. After optimization, the stress concentration is evidently relieved; the maximum first principal stress and the maximum von Mises stress on the critical area are reduced by 30.39% and 25.34%respectively, showing that the uniaxial symmetry non-circular hole is capable of reducing the stress level of bolt clearance holes on the turbine disk.
