Estimation of longitudinal excitation of propeller using a novel hybrid method

Due to the limitation of working environment and structure conditions, it is difficult to directly measure the propeller excitation of ship propulsion shafting system. A method based on waveguide function and modal method combining with shafting vibration response measurement was proposed to estimat...

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Autores principales: Haiping Wu, Kai Chai
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Publicado: JVE International 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/0dae10ea9e51407fbc66d24e8c0abfeb
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Sumario:Due to the limitation of working environment and structure conditions, it is difficult to directly measure the propeller excitation of ship propulsion shafting system. A method based on waveguide function and modal method combining with shafting vibration response measurement was proposed to estimate the propeller longitudinal excitation indirectly. Firstly, a waveguide transfer model for the general structure of the propulsion shafting is proposed that is suitable for estimating propeller excitation from shafting vibration response. Secondly, the longitudinal excitation of the propeller is calculated by measuring the waveguide coefficients of any shaft sections via the proposed hybrid method. Finally, the scheme is verified by a concrete example. The simulation results prove its feasibility and effectiveness for estimating propeller excitation by measuring the shafting vibration response, which provides a novel scheme for accurately grasping the propeller excitation and effectively controlling the vibration and noise of hull structure.