Elastische Modellierung eines Rotorsystems

Herbert Parzer

Research output: ThesisMaster's / Diploma thesis

Abstract

In this diploma thesis the effects of rotordynamics under the aspect of the choice of shape functions are discussed. For this purpose a rotor system which consists of a slim shaft and two rigid disks is modeled using the Projection Equation. The shaft is assumed as an elastic Euler–Bernoulli beam, supported by two bearings modeled as a radial spring-damper-system. The system is driven by a permanent-magnet synchronous motor which is controlled by a Bernecker and Rainer system. The motor torque is transmitted with a spur gear pair next to one of the bearings. A Ritz approach is used to separate the elastic displacements in position and time, hereby different shape functions are tested. Also, the approximated eigenfunctions are computed and used as shape functions. For validation, the eigenfrequencies are compared with semi-analytical eigenfrequencies from the Transfer-Matrix-Method and experimen-tal results. The spur gears are chosen to analyze parametric excitation based on varying tooth mesh stiffness. After that, a simple torsional model of the system coupled with the spur gear system is studied. Effects on the real system which arises from the parametric excitation are discussed. The insights gained from this work should make it easier to choose the right shape functions for such problems.
Original languageGerman (Austria)
Publication statusPublished - 2012

Fields of science

  • 203022 Technical mechanics
  • 203013 Mechanical engineering
  • 202035 Robotics
  • 203015 Mechatronics

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