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Sealing Teeth Effects on Natural Frequencies of a Short Cylindrical Shell
Natural frequencies are calculated for a short cylindrical shell based on semi-analytical method of transfer matrix, especially considering the structural effects of sealing teeth. The thin wall shell with some sealing teeth can be divided into finite segments where the diameters are different. According to the theory of the state vector expression of a structure cross-section, a first-order ordinary differential equation referring to state vectors of continuous segment sections of a short cylindrical shell is established based on governing equations of thin cylindrical shell. Then a total transfer matrix of the shell with sealing teeth is obtained after producing all the transfer matrices of all the segments. The boundary conditions investigated in the study are free-free, free-clamped and clamped-clamped of the two ends of the shell. The natural frequencies can be solved by precise integration of the differential equation of the whole shell with divided segments. The obtained numerical examples show that the sealing teeth have influence on the frequency values of higher circumferential modes, and they also have influence on the natural frequencies in different boundary conditions. The results by the proposed method are also compared with those of finite element method.
Sealing Teeth Effects on Natural Frequencies of a Short Cylindrical Shell
Natural frequencies are calculated for a short cylindrical shell based on semi-analytical method of transfer matrix, especially considering the structural effects of sealing teeth. The thin wall shell with some sealing teeth can be divided into finite segments where the diameters are different. According to the theory of the state vector expression of a structure cross-section, a first-order ordinary differential equation referring to state vectors of continuous segment sections of a short cylindrical shell is established based on governing equations of thin cylindrical shell. Then a total transfer matrix of the shell with sealing teeth is obtained after producing all the transfer matrices of all the segments. The boundary conditions investigated in the study are free-free, free-clamped and clamped-clamped of the two ends of the shell. The natural frequencies can be solved by precise integration of the differential equation of the whole shell with divided segments. The obtained numerical examples show that the sealing teeth have influence on the frequency values of higher circumferential modes, and they also have influence on the natural frequencies in different boundary conditions. The results by the proposed method are also compared with those of finite element method.
Sealing Teeth Effects on Natural Frequencies of a Short Cylindrical Shell
Wang, Yu (Autor:in) / Duan, Hai-Yang (Autor:in) / Qin, Gao-Ming (Autor:in) / Luo, Zhong (Autor:in) / Han, Qing-kai (Autor:in)
2011
6 Seiten
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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