Abstract
Based on 3D models of rotor blades made of monocrystalline materils, the influence of crystallographic orientation of material axes on the formation of natural frequency spectrum and mode shapes of the blades has been clarified. A computational-experimental method is proposed for the evaluation of fatigue limit of monocrystalline blades, which significantly reduces the test scope while improving the reliability of test results.
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