The topic of offshore wind energy is attracting more and more attention as the energy crisis heightens.The blades are the key components of offshore wind turbines,and their dynamic characteristics directly determine t...The topic of offshore wind energy is attracting more and more attention as the energy crisis heightens.The blades are the key components of offshore wind turbines,and their dynamic characteristics directly determine the effectiveness of offshore wind turbines.With different rotating speeds and blade length,the rotating blades generate various centrifugal stiffening effects.To directly analyze the centrifugal stiffening effect of blades,the Rayleigh energy method (REM) was used to derive the natural frequency equation of the blade,including the centrifugal stiffening effect and the axial force calculation formula.The axial force planes and the first to third order natural frequency planes which vary with the rotating speed and length were calculated in three-dimensional coordinates.The centrifugal stiffening coefficient was introduced to quantitatively study the relationship between the centrifugal stiffening degree and the rotating speed,and then the fundamental frequency correction formula was built based on the rotating speed and the blade length.The analysis results show that the calculation results of the fundamental frequency correction formula agree with the theoretical calculation results.The error of calculation results between them is less than 0.5%.展开更多
A wind turbine is subjected to a regime of varying loads.For example,each rotor revolution causes a complete gravity stress reversal in the low-speed shaft,and there are varying stresses from the out-of-plane loading ...A wind turbine is subjected to a regime of varying loads.For example,each rotor revolution causes a complete gravity stress reversal in the low-speed shaft,and there are varying stresses from the out-of-plane loading cycle due to fluctuating wind load.Consequently,wind turbine blade design is governed by fatigue rather than ultimate load considerations.Previous studies have adopted many different beam theories,using different techniques and codes,to model the National Renewable Energy Laboratory(NREL)5MWoffshore wind turbine blade.There are differences,from study to study,in the free vibration results and the dynamic response.The contribution of this study is to apply the code written by the authors to the different beam theories used with the aim of comparing the different beam theories presented in the literature and that developed by the authors.This paper reports the investigation of the effects of deformation parameters on the dynamic characteristics of the NREL 5 MW offshore wind turbine blades predicted by the different beam theories.The investigation of free vibrations is a fundamental step in the analysis of structural dynamics,and this study compares different computational structural methods and investigates their effect on the predicted dynamic response.The modal characteristics of every model examined have been combined with strip theory to determine the dynamic response of the blade.展开更多
Fan blade off(FBO) from a running turbofan rotor will introduce sudden unbalance into the dynamical system,which will lead to the rub-impact,the asymmetry of rotor and a series of interesting dynamic behavior.The pa...Fan blade off(FBO) from a running turbofan rotor will introduce sudden unbalance into the dynamical system,which will lead to the rub-impact,the asymmetry of rotor and a series of interesting dynamic behavior.The paper first presents a theoretical study on the response excited by sudden unbalance.The results reveal that the reaction force of the bearing located near the fan could always reach a very high value which may lead to the crush of ball,journal sticking,high stress on the other components and some other failures to endanger the safety of engine in FBO event.Therefore,the dynamic influence of a safety design named ‘‘fusing" is investigated by mechanism analysis.Meantime,an explicit FBO model is established to simulate the FBO event,and evaluate the effectiveness and potential dynamic influence of fusing design.The results show that the fusing design could reduce the vibration amplitude of rotor,the reaction force on most bearings and loads on mounts,but the sudden change of support stiffness induced by fusing could produce an impact effect which will couple with the influence of sudden unbalance.Therefore,the implementation of the design should be considered carefully with optimized parameters in actual aero-engine.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.50708015the foundation of State Key Laboratory of Coastal and Offshore Engineering, Dalian University of Technology
文摘The topic of offshore wind energy is attracting more and more attention as the energy crisis heightens.The blades are the key components of offshore wind turbines,and their dynamic characteristics directly determine the effectiveness of offshore wind turbines.With different rotating speeds and blade length,the rotating blades generate various centrifugal stiffening effects.To directly analyze the centrifugal stiffening effect of blades,the Rayleigh energy method (REM) was used to derive the natural frequency equation of the blade,including the centrifugal stiffening effect and the axial force calculation formula.The axial force planes and the first to third order natural frequency planes which vary with the rotating speed and length were calculated in three-dimensional coordinates.The centrifugal stiffening coefficient was introduced to quantitatively study the relationship between the centrifugal stiffening degree and the rotating speed,and then the fundamental frequency correction formula was built based on the rotating speed and the blade length.The analysis results show that the calculation results of the fundamental frequency correction formula agree with the theoretical calculation results.The error of calculation results between them is less than 0.5%.
文摘A wind turbine is subjected to a regime of varying loads.For example,each rotor revolution causes a complete gravity stress reversal in the low-speed shaft,and there are varying stresses from the out-of-plane loading cycle due to fluctuating wind load.Consequently,wind turbine blade design is governed by fatigue rather than ultimate load considerations.Previous studies have adopted many different beam theories,using different techniques and codes,to model the National Renewable Energy Laboratory(NREL)5MWoffshore wind turbine blade.There are differences,from study to study,in the free vibration results and the dynamic response.The contribution of this study is to apply the code written by the authors to the different beam theories used with the aim of comparing the different beam theories presented in the literature and that developed by the authors.This paper reports the investigation of the effects of deformation parameters on the dynamic characteristics of the NREL 5 MW offshore wind turbine blades predicted by the different beam theories.The investigation of free vibrations is a fundamental step in the analysis of structural dynamics,and this study compares different computational structural methods and investigates their effect on the predicted dynamic response.The modal characteristics of every model examined have been combined with strip theory to determine the dynamic response of the blade.
基金the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51575022 and 51475021)
文摘Fan blade off(FBO) from a running turbofan rotor will introduce sudden unbalance into the dynamical system,which will lead to the rub-impact,the asymmetry of rotor and a series of interesting dynamic behavior.The paper first presents a theoretical study on the response excited by sudden unbalance.The results reveal that the reaction force of the bearing located near the fan could always reach a very high value which may lead to the crush of ball,journal sticking,high stress on the other components and some other failures to endanger the safety of engine in FBO event.Therefore,the dynamic influence of a safety design named ‘‘fusing" is investigated by mechanism analysis.Meantime,an explicit FBO model is established to simulate the FBO event,and evaluate the effectiveness and potential dynamic influence of fusing design.The results show that the fusing design could reduce the vibration amplitude of rotor,the reaction force on most bearings and loads on mounts,but the sudden change of support stiffness induced by fusing could produce an impact effect which will couple with the influence of sudden unbalance.Therefore,the implementation of the design should be considered carefully with optimized parameters in actual aero-engine.