TY - JOUR
T1 - 失谐整体叶盘多模态振动抑制的吸振器阵列方法
AU - Wang, Shuai
AU - Sun, Lei
AU - Wu, Jun
AU - Zheng, Zhaoli
AU - Fu, Hailing
AU - Bi, Chuanxing
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© 2023 Chinese Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Press. All rights reserved.
PY - 2023/10
Y1 - 2023/10
N2 - Integrally bladed disks are the key components of new-generation high-performance aero-engines and have the advantages of compactness, light weight and high thrust-to-weight ratio. Nevertheless, integrally bladed disks also possess the characteristics of low structural damping, high modal density and random mistuning issues, which lead to large vibration amplitudes during passing through the resonant regions. These issues have significantly affected the reliability and fatigue life of integrally bladed disks. In order to effectively mitigate the large vibration amplitudes of mistuned integral blisk, a dynamic vibration absorber array method is developed. The dynamic vibration absorber array consists of a series of vibration absorbers, which are then divided into several series to target multiple different modes and reduce the resonant peaks. In order to reveal the multi-mode vibration mitigation mechanism of the dynamic vibration absorber array approach, a classical lumped parameter model with 3 degrees of freedom per sector is employed for the dynamic modeling of the integral blisk-dynamic vibration absorber array system. The analytic power flow approach is also adopted for quantifying the dissipation and transition of energy between different components and adjacent sectors. On this basis, the influences of the mass, frequency tuning accuracy and damping level of the vibration absorbers, as well as the number of absorbers, on the device’s vibration attenuation performance are comprehensively investigated. A test bench of integral blisk with 12 sectors is set up, and several dynamic vibration absorbers have been designed and manufactured. Experiment has been conducted to validate the effectiveness of the dynamic vibration absorber array approach. The results show that the dynamic vibration absorber array can effectively control the blade-dominant and blade-disk coupling modes. A device with very small mass can usually acquire satisfactory multi-mode vibration attenuation performance for tuned and mistuned integral blisk, and the robustness of performance is also very good.
AB - Integrally bladed disks are the key components of new-generation high-performance aero-engines and have the advantages of compactness, light weight and high thrust-to-weight ratio. Nevertheless, integrally bladed disks also possess the characteristics of low structural damping, high modal density and random mistuning issues, which lead to large vibration amplitudes during passing through the resonant regions. These issues have significantly affected the reliability and fatigue life of integrally bladed disks. In order to effectively mitigate the large vibration amplitudes of mistuned integral blisk, a dynamic vibration absorber array method is developed. The dynamic vibration absorber array consists of a series of vibration absorbers, which are then divided into several series to target multiple different modes and reduce the resonant peaks. In order to reveal the multi-mode vibration mitigation mechanism of the dynamic vibration absorber array approach, a classical lumped parameter model with 3 degrees of freedom per sector is employed for the dynamic modeling of the integral blisk-dynamic vibration absorber array system. The analytic power flow approach is also adopted for quantifying the dissipation and transition of energy between different components and adjacent sectors. On this basis, the influences of the mass, frequency tuning accuracy and damping level of the vibration absorbers, as well as the number of absorbers, on the device’s vibration attenuation performance are comprehensively investigated. A test bench of integral blisk with 12 sectors is set up, and several dynamic vibration absorbers have been designed and manufactured. Experiment has been conducted to validate the effectiveness of the dynamic vibration absorber array approach. The results show that the dynamic vibration absorber array can effectively control the blade-dominant and blade-disk coupling modes. A device with very small mass can usually acquire satisfactory multi-mode vibration attenuation performance for tuned and mistuned integral blisk, and the robustness of performance is also very good.
KW - dynamic vibration absorber array
KW - mistuned bladed disk
KW - multi-mode vibration mitigation
KW - power flow analysis
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U2 - 10.6052/0459-1879-23-336
DO - 10.6052/0459-1879-23-336
M3 - 文章
AN - SCOPUS:85176740956
SN - 0459-1879
VL - 55
SP - 2261
EP - 2273
JO - Lixue Xuebao/Chinese Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
JF - Lixue Xuebao/Chinese Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
IS - 10
ER -