Rotordynamics of Turbomachinery
Describes the rotordynamic considerations that are important to the successful design or troubleshooting of a turbomachine. Shows how bearing design, fluid seals, and rotor geometry affect rotordynamic behavior (vibration, shaft whirling, bearing loads, and critical speeds), and describes two successful computational methods for rotordynamic analysis in terms that can be understood by practicing engineers. Gives descriptive accounts of the state of the art in several areas of the field and...
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Describes the rotordynamic considerations that are important to the successful design or troubleshooting of a turbomachine. Shows how bearing design, fluid seals, and rotor geometry affect rotordynamic behavior (vibration, shaft whirling, bearing loads, and critical speeds), and describes two successful computational methods for rotordynamic analysis in terms that can be understood by practicing engineers. Gives descriptive accounts of the state of the art in several areas of the field and presents important mathematical or computational concepts, describing equations and formulas in physical terms for better understanding. Also offers tips for troubleshooting unstable machines and provides practical interpretations of vibration measurements. Booknews Vance (mechanical engineering, Texas A&M U.) considers bearing design, fluid seals, and rotor geometry and how they affect rotordynamic behavior. He describes two computational methods for rotordynamic analysis in terms that can be understood by practicing engineers and presents the state of the art in several areas of the field along with significant mathematical and computational concepts. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Introduction.Rotordynamic Considerations in Turbomachinery Design.Torsional Vibration Analysis.Critical Speeds and Response to Imbalance.Rotor Balancing in Turbomachinery.Bearings and Seals.Rotordynamic Instability in Turbomachinery.Measurements.
\ BooknewsVance (mechanical engineering, Texas A&M U.) considers bearing design, fluid seals, and rotor geometry and how they affect rotordynamic behavior. He describes two computational methods for rotordynamic analysis in terms that can be understood by practicing engineers and presents the state of the art in several areas of the field along with significant mathematical and computational concepts. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
