Abstract

The detection and identification of fan rotor foreign object impact events during the working process of aero-engines are crucial to the safety and security of aircraft flight. Through the numerical simulation method based on finite element and the foreign object impact test platform to simulate the process of real engine impact by foreign objects, the rule of fan rotor blade foreign object impact and the monitoring and identification method were studied. Meanwhile, aiming at the problems of high difficulty and low accuracy in identifying the impact of foreign objects on the fan by the airborne parameters and added vibration parameters, the non-contact vibration measurement method based on blade tip timing was used to obtain the blade vibration displacement under different fan speed, foreign matter mass and impact velocity. The numerical simulation and experimental results show that the change trend of the vibration displacement of the rotor tip of the fan is consistent with that of the numerical simulation. And with the increase of the foreign object projectile mass, the vibration displacement of the blade tip caused by the impact of the foreign object on the fan blade increases. In addition, the impact velocity of the foreign object has little effect on the vibration displacement of the blade tips after impact. Furthermore, the vibration displacement of the blade tip caused by the impact of foreign objects first increases and then decreases with increasing speed.

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