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Debre Tabor University Faculty of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering

1. This document is a test from Debre Tabor University's Faculty of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering for the course Rotor Dynamics (MEng 5304). 2. The test contains two parts - Part A with short answer questions and Part B with longer problems to solve. It is out of a total of 15 marks and students have 2 hours to complete it. 3. The instructor is A. Shanmugasundaram and the test covers topics like the relation between critical speed, critical speed margin, and operating speed, types of vibrations in rotor systems, forces that cause torsional vibration, deriving equations for torsional natural frequency, and calculating critical speeds for compressor

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Debre Tabor University Faculty of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering

1. This document is a test from Debre Tabor University's Faculty of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering for the course Rotor Dynamics (MEng 5304). 2. The test contains two parts - Part A with short answer questions and Part B with longer problems to solve. It is out of a total of 15 marks and students have 2 hours to complete it. 3. The instructor is A. Shanmugasundaram and the test covers topics like the relation between critical speed, critical speed margin, and operating speed, types of vibrations in rotor systems, forces that cause torsional vibration, deriving equations for torsional natural frequency, and calculating critical speeds for compressor

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DEBRE TABOR UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY,
Department of mechanical engineering

Rotor Dynamics (MEng 5304 ) Test Two


Program: Regular (V Year) Instructors: A.Shanmugasundaram
Admission: Undergraduate Degree Total Mark: 15 Marks
Date: Jan 28, 2017 Total Time: 2 Hours

Name:_______________________________________ Section:________ ID.No____________________

General Directions
Write your name and ID on the top of each sheet you use for rough work & final answers.
Attempt all the questions, with the proper format.
Use both sides of the sheet for your answers.
Write legibly and start on new page for each question.
Highlight all the needed results of the part-B
Any kind of cheating leads to score penalty.

For instructor use onlye

Part A Questio Questio Questio Total


5% n n 5(4%) n 6 (4%) 15%
4 (2%)

Prepared by:
A.Shanmugasundaram
Part A: give the short answers for all the questions

1. Write the relation between critical speed, critical speed margin and operating speed. (1)

2. List and discuss the different type of vibration caused in rotor systems? (2)

3. Mention all the forces which are reason for the origin of torsional vibration in the rotor
systems. (2)

Part B: Solve the following questions_ _______________________________________

4. Derive the equation of torsional natural frequency with neat sketch. (2 Marks)

5. Consider the six-stage compressor as shown in the figure. The rotor stiffness K2 = 60,900
Nlmm (348,000 lbf/in) and model weighs are 4300 N and 3200 N, compressor operating
speed is 9000 rpm. Find out the critical speed f or the given model weights and critical
speed margin also. And compare with the operating speed for the conclusion. (4 Marks)

6. Obtain the torsional natural frequency of an overhung rotor system as shown in Fig. The
end B1 of the shaft has fixed end conditions. The shaft diameter is 15 mm and the length
of the shaft is 0.4 m. The disc D1 is thin, and has mass of 25 kg and the polar mass
moment of inertia equal to 0.06 kg-m2. Neglect the mass of the shaft. (4 Marks)

Prepared by:
A.Shanmugasundaram
Prepared by:
A.Shanmugasundaram

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