A refined theory of axisymmetric deformation of an isotropic poroelastic circular cylinder in a steady-state is presented directly by utilizing the general solutions and Lur＇e method without any advance hypothesis.Th...A refined theory of axisymmetric deformation of an isotropic poroelastic circular cylinder in a steady-state is presented directly by utilizing the general solutions and Lur＇e method without any advance hypothesis.The refined equations are derived under non-homogenous boundary conditions,and the approximate solutions are obtained by omitting higher-order terms.The all-inclusive refined equations and approximate solutions constitute the refined theory of circular cylinders.Correlative examples are brought up to analyze influences of liquid-solid coupling properties on the mechanical behavior of poroelastic materials.Moreover,the present results are converted into those of homologous pure elastic problem directly.展开更多
In order to achieve the model-based fault monitoring and diagnosis,an accurate model for the rotor system is necessary to locate and quantify faults.Since the dynamic characteristics of a blade-rotor system is influen...In order to achieve the model-based fault monitoring and diagnosis,an accurate model for the rotor system is necessary to locate and quantify faults.Since the dynamic characteristics of a blade-rotor system is influenced by foundation flexibility,the modeling and dynamic analyses on the foundation were sequentially investigated.Firstly,the effect of element size on the model convergence was investigated using the forward difference quotient as the slope of the frequency difference,which found that the model converged when the element size refined to 4mm.Secondly,a modal analysis and a harmonic response analysis were performed to obtain the dynamic characteristics of the foundation structure.Finally,an optimization to the foundation utilizing an additional stiffener was conducted to reduce the foundation response and make the critical speed far away from the working frequency band of 20—50Hz.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11172319 and 11472299)Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University(No.NCET-13-0552)+2 种基金Chinese Universities Scientific Fund(Nos.2016LX002and 2016QC110)China Agricultural University Education Foundation(No.1101-2412001)Dabeinong Education Foundation(No.1101-2415002)
文摘A refined theory of axisymmetric deformation of an isotropic poroelastic circular cylinder in a steady-state is presented directly by utilizing the general solutions and Lur＇e method without any advance hypothesis.The refined equations are derived under non-homogenous boundary conditions,and the approximate solutions are obtained by omitting higher-order terms.The all-inclusive refined equations and approximate solutions constitute the refined theory of circular cylinders.Correlative examples are brought up to analyze influences of liquid-solid coupling properties on the mechanical behavior of poroelastic materials.Moreover,the present results are converted into those of homologous pure elastic problem directly.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Plan(No.2016YFF0203300)
文摘In order to achieve the model-based fault monitoring and diagnosis,an accurate model for the rotor system is necessary to locate and quantify faults.Since the dynamic characteristics of a blade-rotor system is influenced by foundation flexibility,the modeling and dynamic analyses on the foundation were sequentially investigated.Firstly,the effect of element size on the model convergence was investigated using the forward difference quotient as the slope of the frequency difference,which found that the model converged when the element size refined to 4mm.Secondly,a modal analysis and a harmonic response analysis were performed to obtain the dynamic characteristics of the foundation structure.Finally,an optimization to the foundation utilizing an additional stiffener was conducted to reduce the foundation response and make the critical speed far away from the working frequency band of 20—50Hz.
