Stability Analysis of Multi-span Rotor System and its Application : Part III, Theory of multi-span rotor and its experiment
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概要
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In this paper, the theory of the part 1 for the two-bearing rotor system is extended to a multi bearing rotor system by using the transfer matrix method. The extended theory is applied to the three-bearing rotor system and it is experimentalily proved. Specially the effect of bearing pressure on the stability of the rotor system is experimented for the above rotor system and compared with the theoretical result. Finally it is concluded from the above discussions that the proposed theory is useful for diagnosing the unstable rotor system and for improving the bearings.
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著者
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Iwatsubo Takuzo
The Faculty Of Engineering Kobe University
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Iwatsubo Takuzo
The Faculty Of Engineering Kobe Univ.
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Kawai Ryoji
The Faculty Of Engineering Kobe Univ.
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OKAUE Masaaki
Nippon Kokan KK
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IWATSUBO Takuzo
The Faculty of Engineering, Kobe University
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