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A comprehensive multi-parameter optimization method of squeeze film damper-rotor system using hunter-prey optimization algorithm

  • Yufei Xu
  • , Hongrui Cao
  • , Jianghai Shi
  • , Shiyuan Pei
  • , Kailang She
  • Xi'an Jiaotong University

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Abstract

The squeeze film damper (SFD) is a damping device that is widely used in turbomachinery. A well-designed SFD structure can effectively mitigate vibration at critical speeds, while a poorly designed SFD may increase vibration. The comprehensive multi-parameter optimization method is used for optimizing the vibration response at critical speed and improving the reliability and overall performance by designing the crucial structural parameters of the SFD. Firstly, the coupling dynamic model is proposed for the rotor and SFD, taking into account the influence of non-linear oil film forces of SFD. The test rig is used to verify the vibration response in a typical SFD-rotor system. To provide the optimal vibration reduction effect within a specific SFD parameter range for a particular rotor, a method for comprehensive multi-parameter optimization is introduced. This method introduces the hunter-prey intelligent optimization (HPO) algorithm and compares its results with the PSO algorithm. The comprehensive optimization method revealed that the key parameters of the SFD, when designed using this approach, can effectively alleviate the vibration response of the entire rotor system, achieving the rotor system amplitude reduction ratio of up to13.89%.

Original languageEnglish
Article number109538
JournalTribology International
Volume194
DOIs
StatePublished - Jun 2024

Keywords

  • Hunter-prey optimization algorithm
  • Multi-parameter optimization
  • Rotor system
  • SFD
  • Vibration response

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