Abstract
Taken the flexible shaft and elastic disk rotor system as the research object, vibration differential equations are established by the modal synthesis method. Based on the Runge–Kutta method of direct integration, dynamic equations are solved successfully. Then, the effects of Alford force caused by the airflow excitation are researched on the stability and dynamic response. The results show modal vibration of the disk takes a great effect on the coupled natural frequency of shaft transverse vibration in the high rotational speed region. The effect of shaft‐disk coupling makes rotor frequency to decrease, and different rotational speeds have little effect on rotor frequency. Eccentric distance is sensitive to the amplitude of rotor response, but it has little effect on rotor stability, motion law, and relative relationship of two response frequencies. The proportion of rotor responses caused by aerodynamic excitation force becomes larger with the increase of rotational speed and disk radius. However, the proportion decreases with the second support moving to the right, and it is helpful for the stable operation of the rotor system.
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