Torsional Vibrations of a Conic Shaft with Opposite Tapers Carrying Arbitrary Concentrated Elements
Table 3
Influence of taper ratio () on the lowest five natural frequencies (rad/sec) of the PN-taper shaft (cf. Figure 3 or Figure 4(a)) with dimensions of its negative-taper part identical to the corresponding ones of its positive-taper part , and the larger-end diameter m and total shaft length m kept unchanged: (a) F-F, (b) C-C, and (c) C-F (or F-C) BCs.
(a)
Case
Taper ratios
Method
Natural frequencies, (rad/sec)
1
0.02
Exact#
5735.5766
7384.4129
9980.7807
11854.5424
14380.7452
FEM*
5733.4631
7382.5338
9977.5119
11854.2819
14382.5800
2
0.01
Exact
3610.0689
5374.8958
8006.2117
10198.6873
12816.3662
FEM
3609.7962
5375.3828
8007.9786
10204.5966
12827.5397
3
0.005
Exact
2969.4822
5074.8956
7681.4675
10037.9356
12610.5906
FEM
2969.4664
5075.6554
7683.8987
10044.3910
12622.8685
4
0.0025
Exact
2717.6065
5016.8720
7578.0625
10008.5200
12547.2117
FEM
2717.6603
5017.6806
7580.6924
10015.0732
12559.8220
5
0.001
Exact
2583.3737
5002.5736
7528.6619
10001.3500
12517.3057
FEM
2583.4588
5003.3940
7531.3848
10007.9269
12530.0716
Uniform shaft**
2500.0208
5000.0416
7500.0624
10000.0832
12500.1040
Natural frequencies obtained from presented exact method using two shaft segments ().
*Natural frequencies obtained from finite element method using 100 shaft elements ().
**The exact natural frequencies of uniform shaft obtained from formulas in the appendix.