User Guide#
Tutorials
- Tutorial - Modeling
- Section 1: Material Class
- Section 2: ShaftElement Class
- Section 3: DiskElement Class
- Section 4: BearingElement and SealElement Classes
- Section 5: PointMass Class
- Tutorial - Assembling a Rotor
- Section 1: Creating a rotor model
- Section 2: Visualizing the rotor model
- Section 3: Adding new nodes
- Section 4: Adding new elements
- Section 5: Creating a rotor from sections
- Section 6: Saving a rotor model
- Section 7: Loading a rotor model
- Section 8: Concatenating rotors
- Section 9: Using CouplingElement as a lumped element
- Tutorial - Units
- Section 1: Adding units
- Section 2: Changing plot units
- Tutorial - General Bearing Classes
- Section 1: BearingElement
- Section 2: BallBearingElement
- Section 3: RollerBearingElement
- Section 4: CylindricalBearing
- Tutorial - Fluid-Film Bearings
- Section 1: PlainJournal
- Section 2: TiltingPad
- Section 3: ThrustPad
- Section 4: SqueezeFilmDamper
- Tutorial - Active Magnetic Bearings (AMB)
- Section 1: Introduction and Working Principle
- Section 2: Declaring a Magnetic Bearing
- Section 3: Modal Sensor–Actuator Non-Collocation Analysis
- Section 4: Evaluating Time Response
- Section 5: Collecting Forces and Control Currents
- Section 6: Sensitivity Analysis (ISO 14839)
- Section 7: Implementing Complex Controllers (Cascade)
- Section 8: Equivalent Stiffness Calculation
- Tutorial - Seals
- Section 1: Labyrinth Seal
- Section 2: Hole-pattern Seal
- Section 3: Hybrid Seal
- Section 4: Frequency-dependent (asynchronous) coefficients
- Tutorial - Static and Modal Analyses
- Section 1: Static Analysis
- Section 2: Modal Analysis
- Section 3: Campbell Diagram
- Tutorial - Time and Frequency Analyses
- Section 1: Frequency Response
- Section 2: Unbalance Response
- Section 3: Clearance Analysis
- Section 4: Time Response
- Section 5: Undamped Critical Speed Map (UCS)
- References
- Tutorial - Faults
- Section 1: Misalignment
- Section 2: Rubbing
- Section 3: Cracks
- References
- Tutorial - MultiRotor System
- Section 1: Constant Mesh Stiffness
- Section 2: Time-Varying Mesh Stiffness
- Section 3: Backlash Analysis
- References
- Tutorial - Three-Phase Induction Motor
- Section 1: Motor model
- Section 2: Direct-on-line start
- Section 3: Variable frequency drive with V/f adjustment technique
- Section 4: Variable frequency drive with field-oriented control
- Section 5: Coupling the motor to a rotor
- References
- Tutorial - Stochastic ROSS
- Section 1: Random Sampling
- Section 2: Classes Name
- Section 3: ST_Material
- Section 4: ST_ShaftElement
- Section 5: ST_DiskElement
- Section 6: ST_BearingElement
- Section 7: ST_Rotor
- Section 8: Running the simulation
- Section 9: Obtaining results
- Section 10: Plotting results
Discussions and Examples
- Example 1 - Number of DOF influence in Natural Frequency
- Example 2 - Effect of varying slenderness ratio
- Example 3 - Isotropic Bearings, asymmetrical rotor.
- Example 4 - Anisotropic Bearings.
- Example 5 - Cross-coupled bearings.
- Example 6 - Isotropic bearings with damping.
- Example 8 - Overhung rotor.
- Example 13 - Uncertainties on bearings coefficients
- Example 14 - Uncertainties on material properties
- Example 16 - Look at different models of the disk-shaft interface
- Example 17 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - Isotropic Bearings
- Example 18 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - Anisotropic Bearings
- Example 19 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - System with Mixed Modes
- Example 20 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - Cross-Coupling in the Bearings
- Example 21 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - Hydrodynamic Bearings
- Example 22 - Features of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors - The Effect o f Axial Load and Follower Torque
- Example 23 - An Overhung Rotor
- Example 24 - A Tapared Shaft
- Example 25 - Overhung Rotor on Flexible Supports
- Modal Shapes
- Example 26 - Isotropic System
- Plotting the Campbell Diagram
- Plotting the Mode Shapes and Damped Natural Frequencies
- Creating the out-of-balancing
- Plotting the Orbit using the Plotly library
- Plotting the Orbit using the Matplotlib library
- Example 27 - Anisotropic System
- Plotting the Campbell Diagram
- Plotting the Mode Shapes and Damped Natural Frequencies
- Creating the out-of-balancing
- Plotting the Orbit using the Plotly library
- Plotting the Orbit using the Matplotlib library
- Major Axis Amplitude of the response at nodes 2 and 4
- Example 28 - Rigid rotor on isotropic bearings
- Example 29 - Rigid rotor on anisotropic bearings
- Example 30 - Natural frequencies, mode shapes and natural frenquency map of a rigid rotor
- Example 31 - Isotropic Bearings with Damping
- Example 32 - Response to Forces Applied through Auxiliary Bearings