2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2022.117526
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Modeling of geometrical stiffening in a rotating blade—A review

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“…When the rotating speed is constant, it is considered that the frequency of the exciting force on the blade remains unchanged. Considering the excitation force of a single frequency, the excitation force on the blade is 22 :…”
Section: Simulation Of Blade Vibration and Blade Timing Vibration Mea...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When the rotating speed is constant, it is considered that the frequency of the exciting force on the blade remains unchanged. Considering the excitation force of a single frequency, the excitation force on the blade is 22 :…”
Section: Simulation Of Blade Vibration and Blade Timing Vibration Mea...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chen et al 20 proposed to use compressed sensing algorithm to reconstruct the BTT signal, and Mousavi and Baraniuk 21 improved the accuracy of compressed sensing algorithm through deep learning. Hoskoti 22 used multiple signal classification algorithm to solve the problem of BTT undersampling multi-frequency blade vibration blind reconstruction. Wang and Lei 23 established an asynchronous vibration parameter identification algorithm for blades by using all-phase FFT and least square method, and gave the test parameters and empirical values of the rationality of sensor arrangement.…”
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confidence: 99%