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Vibration transfer path analysis of an aeroengine multi-support accessory system

  

  • Received:2022-11-23 Revised:2023-03-14 Online:2023-03-17 Published:2023-03-17
  • Contact: Qing-Kai Han
  • Supported by:
    National Natural Science Foundation of China

Abstract: Abstract: The accessory system is an important component in aeroengine, and excessive vibration of the engine will often cause local damage to the accessory structure. Aiming at an aeroengine lubricating oil tank system supported by multiple mounting pedestals, the vibration transfer path analysis (TPA) of the oil tank under different flight conditions (idle, cruise and maximum operating speed states) is carried out. Firstly, based on the basic principle of TPA, the TPA finite element (FE) model of lubricating oil tank system is established, and the validity of TPA model is verified. Then, based on the measured vibration load spectrums of an aeroengine lubricating oil tank, the vibration responses of multiple target points of the oil tank are simulated and analyzed. Furthermore, based on the simulation TPA method, the contribution of the mounting pedestals to vibration response of the oil tank under different flight conditions is compared and discussed. The results show that the vibration response of the oil tank is relatively large at N1, N2 and 2N1. Under the idle and cruise states, the contribution of different vibration transfer directions of the mounting pedestals to the target point vibration re-sponse is Y>X>Z. Under maximum operated speed, the Y and X vibration transfer directions of different mounting pedes-tals have relatively large contributions to the vibration response of the target point. Finally, by reducing the transfer func-tion and operated load of the main transfer path, the vibration response of the oil tank is reduced by 1.5dB and 2.8dB, respectively. The TPA analysis method used in this paper can provide guide for the dynamic design of aeroengine com-plex external accessory system with multiple supports.

Key words: Keywords: accessory system, transfer path analysis (TPA), simulation TPA, transfer function, inverse matrix method, dynamic design