Statistical moment analysis of multi-degree of freedom dynamic system based on polynomial dimensional decomposition method

The first two moments of the steady-state response of the spring and rotor models are determined by the polynomial dimensional decomposition (PDD) method and the Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) method in this paper. Both the analytical and numerical cases of the PDD method in the dynamical models are provided, and the response of the numerical case is calculated via the harmonic balance and PDD methods. The PDD can describe the amplitude–frequency characteristics of the dynamical models with random variables except the frequencies around the resonant frequencies. These results are shown as a three-DOF spring model with stiffness uncertainty, rotor models with four and nine random variables and nonlinear rotor model with thirteen random variables, respectively. The effects of larger uncertainties and polynomial order are also highlighted. The efficiency of the PDD method is verified via comparing with the MCS method. The applications of the PDD method to the rotor model can provide guidance to further study the rotor systems supported by bearings.

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