NASA NTRS · 19920071382
FREPS - A forced response prediction system for turbomachinery blade rows
Abstract
FREPS (Forced REsponse Predicition System) is a software system that integrates structural dynamic, steady and unsteady aerodynamic analyses to efficiently predict the forced dynamic stresses of turbomachinery blades to aerodynamic and mechanical excitations. The program performs flutter analysis also. The FREPS system uses a modal approach for aeroelastic analysis. The structural dynamic analysis is based on MSC/NASTRAN, the steady aerodynamic analysis is based on potential theory and the unsteady aerodynamic analysis is based on a linearization of the non-uniform potential mean flow. The capabilities of the program are described and illustrated by application to the High Pressure Oxygen Turbopump turbine of the Space Shuttle Main Engine.
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Murthy, Durbha V., Stefko, George L.. 1992-07-01. FREPS - A forced response prediction system for turbomachinery blade rows. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920071382
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