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Dynamic stability and bifurcation phenomena of an axially loaded flexible shaft-disk system supported by flexible bearing:

Hanmant P. Phadatare, +1 more
- Vol. 234, Iss: 15, pp 2951-2967
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In this paper, the vibration and bifurcation analysis of a spinning rotor-disk-bearing system is performed to carefully scrutinize the dynamic stability under extrinsic mass unbalance and pulsatin imbalance.
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The present research studies the vibration and bifurcation analysis of a spinning rotor-disk-bearing system to carefully scrutinize the dynamic stability under extrinsic mass unbalance and pulsatin...

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