Abstract
Attention is given to analogies in phenomena of compression-induced buckling of long bars and attaining critical speeds of flexible shafts. Possibilities for using the practice in the avoidance of these dangerous states are considered. Methods for the development of noncritical rotors, resonanceless constructions and bars without compression-induced buckling are demonstrated.
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