• Title of article

    The Influence on Modal Parameters of Thin Cylindrical Shell under Bolt Looseness Boundary

  • Author/Authors

    Li, Hui School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation - Northeastern University, China , Zhu, Mingwei School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation - Northeastern University, China , Xu, Zhuo School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation - Northeastern University, China , Wang, Zhuo School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation - Northeastern University, China , Wen, Bangchun School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation - Northeastern University, China

  • Pages
    16
  • From page
    1
  • To page
    16
  • Abstract
    The influence on modal parameters of thin cylindrical shell (TCS) under bolt looseness boundary is investigated. Firstly, bolt looseness boundary of the shell is divided into two types, that is, different bolt looseness numbers and different bolt looseness levels, and natural frequencies and mode shapes are calculated by finite element method to roughly master vibration characteristics of TCS under these conditions. Then, the following measurements and identification techniques are used to get precise frequency, damping, and shape results; for example, noncontact laser Doppler vibrometer and vibration shaker with excitation level being precisely controlled are used in the test system; “preexperiment” is adopted to determine the required tightening torque and verify fixed constraint boundary; the small-segment FFT processing technique is employed to accurately measure nature frequency and laser rotating scanning technique is used to get shape results with high efficiency. Finally, based on the measured results obtained by the above techniques, the influence on modal parameters of TCS under two types of bolt looseness boundaries is analyzed and discussed. It can be found that bolt looseness boundary can significantly affect frequency and damping results which might be caused by changes of nonlinear stiffness and damping and in bolt looseness positions.
  • Keywords
    Bolt Looseness Boundary , Thin Cylindrical Shell , Modal Parameters
  • Journal title
    Shock and Vibration
  • Serial Year
    2016
  • Record number

    2617959