论文信息 - An Advanced Stochastic Model for Threshold Crossing Studies of Rotor Blade Vibrations

An Advanced Stochastic Model for Threshold Crossing Studies of Rotor Blade Vibrations

A stochastic model to analyze turbulence-excited rotor blade vibrations, previously described by Gaonkar et al. (1971), is generalized to include nonuniformity of the atmospheric turbulence velocity across the rotor disk in the longitudinal direction. The results of the presented analysis suggest that the nonuniformity of the vertical turbulence over the rotor disk is of little influence on the random blade flapping response, at least as far as longitudinal nonuniformity is concerned.

Kurt H. Hohenemser | Gopal H. Gaonkar

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