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Previous chapters have focused on rotating beams with only the out-of-plane motion. In this chapter, we study rotating blades which have in-plane bending, torsion and axial degrees of freedom. Rotor blades are essential and critical components of helicopters, turbines, compressors and other rotatory machinery (Xiong and Yu, J Sound Vib 302(4–5):821–840, 2007 [1], Thakkar and Ganguli, J Sound Vib 270(4–5):729–753, 2004 [2], Hwang and Kim, J Sound Vib 270(1–2):1–14, 2004 [3], Yoo et al. J Sound Vib 302(4–5):789–805, 2007 [4], Das et al. J Sound Vib 301(1–2):165–188, 2007 [5], Choi et al. J Sound Vib 300(1–2):176–196, 2007 [6]). Blade failure is a severe accident causing the entire machine to shut down.
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Appendix 1
Appendix 1
Mass matrix is derived as,
where,
Stiffness matrix is derived as,
where,
Damping matrix is derived as,
where,
Load vector is derived as,
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Ganguli, R. (2017). Rotor Blade Finite Element. In: Finite Element Analysis of Rotating Beams. Foundations of Engineering Mechanics. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-1902-9_7
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