Engineering and Computer Science Faculty Publications
Hybrid Modal Damping Identification for Bladed Diskes and Blisks
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-8-2012
Journal Title
Journal of Vibration and Control
Abstract
Current damping identification methodologies typically require measurements of complex eigenvalues, complex eigenvectors, and the applied force. Also, these methods can be sensitive to measurement noise. Most importantly, only a few current methods can be used for regions of high modal density. Thus, the work herein utilizes the frequency response of a system to identify modal damping in regions of (low and) high modal density. This method does not require knowledge of the absolute forcing, rather only the relative forcing is needed. Results are presented for a mistuned blisk, and the proposed method is compared with an alternative damping identification technique.
Keywords
Damping identification, mistuning, bladed disks, frequency response matrix, cyclic symmetry
Recommended Citation
Holland, Darren E. and Epureanu, Bogdan I., "Hybrid Modal Damping Identification for Bladed Diskes and Blisks" (2012). Engineering and Computer Science Faculty Publications. 5.
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