2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijnonlinmec.2022.104176
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Dynamics characteristics of axial–torsional–lateral drill string system under wellbore constraints

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“…But the most crucial lock-in region is still dominated by vortexinduced vibration. It should be emphasized that in the lock-in region, i.e., the reduced velocity range of [4,7], the backward whirling frequency of the riser does not strictly follow the rule Ω bw = −Ω 0 R or /R 0 . Instead, it superimposes an additional frequency that is similar to the variation trend of the riser's maximum amplitude.…”
Section: The Influence Of Gap Ratio On Vortex-induced Vibrations Of T...mentioning
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“…But the most crucial lock-in region is still dominated by vortexinduced vibration. It should be emphasized that in the lock-in region, i.e., the reduced velocity range of [4,7], the backward whirling frequency of the riser does not strictly follow the rule Ω bw = −Ω 0 R or /R 0 . Instead, it superimposes an additional frequency that is similar to the variation trend of the riser's maximum amplitude.…”
Section: The Influence Of Gap Ratio On Vortex-induced Vibrations Of T...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of drilling, researchers often focus on studying various motion phenomena of drill strings, such as stick-slip vibrations, whirl motions, and collisions, by reducing the degrees of freedom (DOFs) of the drill string [7][8][9][10][11]. Liu et al [12] proposed an 8 DOFs reducedorder drill string model considering variable time delays and nonsmooth effects, observing that time delays and nonsmooth interactions caused multiple stick-slip and whirl motions, as well as collision phenomena.…”
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