Rotating unbalance is also impportant in rotorcraft such as helicopters and prop planes. The tail rotor section of the helicopter shown consists of four blades, each of mass 2.3 kg, and an engine box of mass 28.5 kg. The center of gravity of each blade is 170 mm from the rotational axis. The tail section is connected to the main body of the helicopter by an elastic structure. The natural angular frequency of the tail section is observed as 135 rad/s. During flight, the rotor operates at 900 rpm. What is the vibration amplitude of the tail section if one of the blades falls off during flight ? Assume damping ratio of 0.05. Ans. 9.25 mm
Rotating unbalance is also impportant in rotorcraft such as helicopters and prop planes. The tail rotor...
Rotating unbalance is also important in rotorcraft such as helicopters and prop planes. The tail rotor of a helicopter (the small rotor rotating in a vertical plane at the back of a helicopter used to provide yaw control and torque balance) as sketched in Figure 2.21 can be modeled as a rotating-unbalance problem discussed in this section with stiffness k 1 x 105 N/m (provided by the tail section in the vertical direction) and mass of 20 kg.The tail section...
The tail rotor section of a Black Hawk helicopter shown in the image consists of four blades, each has a mass of 2 [kg], and a gear box that weights 38 [kg]. The center of gravity of each blade is 0.4 [m] from the rotational axis. The tail section is connected to the main body of the helicopter by an elastic structure. The natural frequency of the tail section is observed as 135 [rad/s). During flight, the rotor operates at...
The tail rotor section of a Black Hawk helicopter consists of four blades, each has a mass of 2 [kg), and a gear box that weights 38 [kg]. The center of gravity of each blade is 0.4 [m] from the rotational axis. The tail section is connected to the main body of the helicopter by an elastic structure. The natural frequency of the tail section is observed as 135 [rad/s]. During flight, the rotor operates at 850 [r/min). 1- Calculate...
For the given rotorcraft, who's rear propeller doesn't work, assume the blades to be slender beams/rods. Details regarding the blades is given below. The speed of the blades can be calculated w.rit to the mass moment of inertia of the cab which is 2000 kgm^2. 8 m Mass of rotorblades = 40 kg Note: Rear propeller is responsible for negating rotational motion of the craft during blade speed changes. 1) Calculate Moment of inertia of the main rotor blades 2)...