NASA NTRS · 19810018984
Finite element for rotor/stator interactive forces in general engine dynamic simulation. Part 1: Development of bearing damper element
Abstract
A general purpose squeeze-film damper interactive force element was developed, coded into a software package (module) and debugged. This software package was applied to nonliner dynamic analyses of some simple rotor systems. Results for pressure distributions show that the long bearing (end sealed) is a stronger bearing as compared to the short bearing as expected. Results of the nonlinear dynamic analysis, using a four degree of freedom simulation model, showed that the orbit of the rotating shaft increases nonlinearity to fill the bearing clearance as the unbalanced weight increases.
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Adams, M. L., Padovan, J., Fertis, D. G.. 1980-10-01. Finite element for rotor/stator interactive forces in general engine dynamic simulation. Part 1: Development of bearing damper element. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810018984
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