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Dynamics of rotating machinery: analysis, identication and control Athesis submitted to the University of Pisa for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy By EMILIANO RUSTIGHI Supervisors Prof. C. Carmignani Prof.ssa. P. Forte Corso di dottorato di ricerca in Ingegneria Meccanica, II◦ Ciclo Department of Mechanical, Nuclear and Production Engineering University of Pisa, Italy February 2004 Title: Dynamics of rotating machinery: analysis, identication and control Abstract: The performance requirements that modern rotating machines must satisfy have introduced a trend toward higher speeds and more stringent vibration levels. The basic tools to full the reduction of vibrations are the analy- sis and the identication of rotor systems to design proper rotating elements, and the use of control devices. Supports, which are important rotor elements, are characterized with diffi- culty. The modulating functions identication method was applied to identify the parameters of hydrodynamic bearings. They were identied, both numerically and experimentally, with encouraging results. Moreover, the design of a magneto-rheological squeeze lm damper is presented anddiscussed. A numerical simulation and an experimental campaign were carried out. Since the damping characteristics can be varied continuously by controlling the magnetic eld, it is possible to set the optimum conditions for each operating condition. An automatic semi-active control algorithm was devised by means of fuzzy logic and genetic algorithm. Finally, the vibrations of exible rotating disks in the presence of dry friction were studied. This is a crucial problem, common to many industrial elds. The results of an experimental investigation, carried out on a commercial paper cut- ting machine and on a test rig, are presented and discussed. The investigation has shown the inuence of some operating and design parameters on the system dynamic behaviour. Titolo: Dinamica degli organi rotanti: analisi, identicazione e controllo Sommario: Gli organi rotanti di macchinari moderni sono soggetti a velocit`a sempre piu` elevate e limiti vibratori sempre piu` ristretti. Gli strumenti per ridurre tali vibrazioni sono lanalisi e lidenticazione dei sistemi per un opportuno dimen- sionamento delle parti rotanti, e lutilizzo di appropriati smorzatori. Elementi importanti nella dinamica dei rotori ma di difficile caratterizzazione sono i supporti. Il metodo identicativo delle funzioni modulanti `e stato applicato allidenticazione dei coefficienti dinamici di cuscinetti idrodinamici. Sono stati ottenuti risultati incoraggianti sia dalle analisi numeriche che sperimentali. Inoltre `e presentato il progetto di uno smorzatore magnetoreologico a squeeze- lm. Sonostaticondottisiaunaanalisinumericacheunacampagnasperimentale. Poich`e il coefficiente smorzante del cuscinetto pu`o essere variato con continuit`a`e stato possibile impostare le condizioni di funzionamento ottimo per ogni condizione operativa. Un controllore automatico `e stato progettato con luso di logica Fuzzy e algoritmi genetici. Inne sono state studiate le vibrazioni di dischi sottili rotanti in presenza di attrito secco, problema molto complesso e molto sentito in vari ambiti industriali. Sonoquindipresentatiediscussiirisultati di unindagine sperimentale condotta sia su un macchinario commerciale di una cartiera che su una attrezzatura sperimen- ` tale. E stata mostrata linueza di alcuni parametri sullinsorgere delle vibrazioni. Acknowledgements I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisors, Prof. C. Carmignani and Prof.ssa P. Forte. I gratefully acknowledge their technical and strategic expertise, as well as their immense patience. Special thanks are extended to my colleagues and friends for the useful discussions, ideas and help. In particular I would like to thank Riccardo Ciolini for his encouraging support and friendship. Furthermore, I am indebted to the students Cristiano Arfanotti, Alessan- dro Bechi, Gabriele Bicci, Andrea Borzoni, Marco Patern`o and Marcello Venturi for their valuable contribution to my work. Finally, I would like to thank my family and my girlfriend Ilaria for their love, patience and support. Without their help this thesis would not have been completed. Contents 1 Introduction 1 2 Identication of rotor supports 6 2.1 Introduction............................ 6 2.2 Parametric identication techniques ............... 9 2.2.1 The modulating function identication algorithm . . . 9 2.2.2 The recursive identication algorithm .......... 12 2.3 Simulated identication of mechanical systems ......... 13 2.3.1 Oneandtwodegreeoffreedomsystems......... 13 2.3.2 Therotor-bearingsystem................. 23 2.4 Experimental tests on a single degree of freedom system . . . 27 2.4.1 Designofthetestrig................... 27 2.4.2 Experimentalresults................... 28 2.5 Experimental tests on a hydrodynamic bearing ......... 34 2.5.1 Designofthetestrig................... 34 2.5.2 Experimentalresults................... 35 2.6 Conclusions ............................ 38 3 Semi-active control of a rotating shaft: the magnetorheolog- ical squeeze-lm damper 39 3.1 Introduction............................ 39 3.2 Passive, active and semi-active control of rotors ........ 40 3.3 Squeeze lm bearings ....................... 43 3.4 The magnetorheological uids .................. 44 3.5 Adjustable squeeze lm dampers ................ 50 3.6 Modelling of a squeeze lm damper with magnetorheological uid ................................ 55 3.7 Modelling of the rotor-damper system .............. 59 3.8 Design of the MR squeeze-lm damper ............. 68 3.8.1 Descriptionofthedevice................. 68 3.8.2 Design of the magnetic circuit .............. 69 i
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