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Multi mass drive systems with stepped shafts

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Si propone un modello continuo di un sistema di guida a masse molteplici con alberi a sezione variabile con discontinuità, caricati da coppie esterne. L'analisi è condotta per mezzo di onde torsionali monodimensionali. Si sviluppa un procedimento per il calcolo di velocità, deformazioni e sponstamenti di una generica sezione degli alberi e si formulano condizioni necessarie per la stabilità degli spostamenti angolari.

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A continuous model of a multi mass drive system with stepped shafts, loaded by external moments, is proposed and analysed by means of one dimensional torsional waves. A procedure is developed for calculation of velocities, strains and displacements in an arbitrary cross-section of the shafts, and some necessary conditions for the stability of angular displacements are formulated.

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  1. Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

    W. Nadolski & A. Pielorz

  2. Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada

    A. Mioduchowski

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  1. W. Nadolski
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  2. A. Pielorz
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Nadolski, W., Pielorz, A. & Mioduchowski, A. Multi mass drive systems with stepped shafts. Meccanica 20, 164–170 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02337636

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