Investigation of the Effect of an Inconsistent Blade on Natural Frequencies of a Rotating Multi Blade System
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In this study, dynamic characteristics of a rotating multi blade system which contains an inconsistent blade are determined. The main goal is to investigate the effect of an inconsistent blade on the system natural frequencies. For this purpose, natural frequencies of a perfect system and a system containing one inconsistent blade have been compared to show how this inconsistency affects the natural frequencies of the system. It has been assumed that the inconsistent blade differs from the other in term of material property. The vibration frequency characteristics have been analyzed using assumed mode method along with Hamilton’s law. Based on the results, it is demonstrated that natural frequencies related to some modes of the system are affected in case of inconsistent blade while for the most of the modes, they are not affected.
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