Energy flow characteristics of friction-induced nonlinear vibrations in a water-lubricated bearing-shaft coupled system
Energy flow characteristics of friction-induced nonlinear vibrations in a water-lubricated bearing-shaft coupled system
Abstract: Based on the energy flow theory of nonlinear dynamical system, the stabilities, bifurcations, possible periodical/chaotic motions of nonlinear water-lubricated bearing-shaft coupled systems are investigated in this paper. It is revealed that the energy flow characteristics around the equlibrium point of system behaving in the three types with different friction-paramters. (a) Energy flow matrix has two negative and one positive energy flow factors, constructing an attractive local zero-energy flow surface, in which free vibrations by initial disturbances show damped modulated oscillations with the system tending its equlibrium state, while forced vibrations by external forces show stable oscillations. (b) Energy flow matrix has one negative and two positive energy flow factors, spaning a divergence local zero-energy flow surface, so that the both free and forced vibrations are divergence oscillations with the system being unstable. (c) Energy flow matrix has a zero-energy flow factor and two opposite factors, which constructes a local zero-energy flow surface dividing the local phase space into stable, unstable and central subspace, and the simulation shows friction self-induced unstable vibrations for both free and forced cases. For a set of friction parameters, the system behaves a periodical oscillation, where the bearing motion tends zero and the shaft motion reaches a stable limit circle in phase space with the instant energy flow tending a constant and the time averaged one tending zero. Numerical simulations have not found any possible chaotic motions of the system. It is discovered that the damping matrices of cases (a), (b) and (c) respectively have positive, negative and zero diagonal elements, resulting in the different dynamic behavour of system, which gives a giderline to design the water-lubricated bearing unit with expected performance by adjusting the friction parameters for applications. Graphic Abstract: [Figure not available: see fulltext.]
Bifucation friction parameters, Energy flow matrices, Nonlinear energy flows, Nonlinear friction-induced vibrations, Nonlinear water-lubricated bearingshaft systems, Periodical oscilation
Qin, Li
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Qin, Hongling
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Xing, Jing
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April 2021
Qin, Li
86d81d61-dc2e-4605-857f-16329e6dd9ad
Qin, Hongling
3639d591-fa71-4738-b1d2-e846890d18cf
Xing, Jing
d4fe7ae0-2668-422a-8d89-9e66527835ce
Qin, Li, Qin, Hongling and Xing, Jing
(2021)
Energy flow characteristics of friction-induced nonlinear vibrations in a water-lubricated bearing-shaft coupled system.
Acta Mechanica Sinica.
(doi:10.1007/s10409-020-01047-x).
Abstract
Abstract: Based on the energy flow theory of nonlinear dynamical system, the stabilities, bifurcations, possible periodical/chaotic motions of nonlinear water-lubricated bearing-shaft coupled systems are investigated in this paper. It is revealed that the energy flow characteristics around the equlibrium point of system behaving in the three types with different friction-paramters. (a) Energy flow matrix has two negative and one positive energy flow factors, constructing an attractive local zero-energy flow surface, in which free vibrations by initial disturbances show damped modulated oscillations with the system tending its equlibrium state, while forced vibrations by external forces show stable oscillations. (b) Energy flow matrix has one negative and two positive energy flow factors, spaning a divergence local zero-energy flow surface, so that the both free and forced vibrations are divergence oscillations with the system being unstable. (c) Energy flow matrix has a zero-energy flow factor and two opposite factors, which constructes a local zero-energy flow surface dividing the local phase space into stable, unstable and central subspace, and the simulation shows friction self-induced unstable vibrations for both free and forced cases. For a set of friction parameters, the system behaves a periodical oscillation, where the bearing motion tends zero and the shaft motion reaches a stable limit circle in phase space with the instant energy flow tending a constant and the time averaged one tending zero. Numerical simulations have not found any possible chaotic motions of the system. It is discovered that the damping matrices of cases (a), (b) and (c) respectively have positive, negative and zero diagonal elements, resulting in the different dynamic behavour of system, which gives a giderline to design the water-lubricated bearing unit with expected performance by adjusting the friction parameters for applications. Graphic Abstract: [Figure not available: see fulltext.]
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Accepted/In Press date: 9 October 2020
e-pub ahead of print date: 4 March 2021
Published date: April 2021
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We gratefully acknowledge NSFC (51509194) and CSC for providing finacial support eanabling Li Qin and Hongling Qin to visit the University of Southampton to engage the related research.
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Bifucation friction parameters, Energy flow matrices, Nonlinear energy flows, Nonlinear friction-induced vibrations, Nonlinear water-lubricated bearingshaft systems, Periodical oscilation
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