Selecting a squeeze film damper model for solving problems of gas turbine engine rotor dynamics


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Various standard mathematical squeeze film damper (SFD) models that can be applied for solving rotor dynamics problems of gas turbine engines (GTE) are presently available. The accuracy of simulation is ultimately affected by the choice of a certain SFD formulation that depends on many factors – geometry parameters, oil supply method, oil inlet pressure, operating conditions etc. The present contribution suggests some recommendations for selecting a particular mathematical SFD model and compares the simulation results obtained with different SFD formulations. To this end a point rotor system is numerically analyzed with the aid of the DYNAMICS R4 (www.alfatran.com) software. 

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M. K. Leontiev

Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Author for correspondence.
Email: lemk@alfatran.com

Doctor of Science (Engineering),
Professor of the Department of Engine Design and Construction

Russian Federation

M. N. Kutakov

Engineering & consulting centre for dynamic problems in rotating machinery Alfa-Transit, Co. Ltd

Email: maxim.kutakov@alfatran.com

software engineer

Russian Federation

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