Calculating Frictional Losses in Belleville Springs by Geometrical Interpolation

Dipesh Maharjan, Shaheen Shah, A. Abugharara, S. Butt
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The use of Belleville springs has been proven to be beneficial in tackling the problems related to elastic interaction, creep, differential thermal expansion or in the isolation of seismic vibrations in bolted joints. Because of its high and easily variable spring rates, the use of these springs can also be observed in passive vibration assisted rotary drilling (VARD) tools. Because of relative movement of spring with respect to supporting surfaces and the mating spring surfaces, frictional losses in the spring take place during each compression and relaxation cycle leading to a slightly different load-deflection curve from what has been defined in the literature. The geometry of the spring combined with different stacking configurations complicate the study of frictional losses in these kinds of springs. This work presents a new method to calculate the displacement of different points of Belleville springs during its loading and unloading using geometrical interpolation method. The results of spring displacement are then used to develop a model to calculate frictional load as a function of spring deflection, which is used to analyse load-deflection curves of springs with different dimensional and frictional parameters. The developed methodology is used to plot and understand characteristics curves of four different kind of Belleville springs; High Load, Standard, Force Limiting and Force Adjusting Belleville springs by plotting the graphs for different free-height to thickness and diameter ratios. In the later section of the paper, the proposed methodology has been used to visualize the load-deflection characteristics of Belleville springs used in the p-VARD tool of the Large Drilling Simulator, one of the state-of-the-art drilling simulators at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Results show that understanding of the characteristic curves of different spring configuration helps to plan to drill with desired WOB using a p-VARD tool.
用几何插值法计算贝尔维尔弹簧的摩擦损失
使用Belleville弹簧已被证明在解决与弹性相互作用、蠕变、差热膨胀或螺栓连接中地震振动隔离有关的问题方面是有益的。由于其高且易于改变的弹簧速率,这些弹簧也可以在被动振动辅助旋转钻井(VARD)工具中使用。由于弹簧相对于支撑表面和配套弹簧表面的相对运动,在每个压缩和松弛周期中,弹簧发生摩擦损失,导致与文献中定义的负载-挠度曲线略有不同。弹簧的几何形状加上不同的堆叠结构,使这类弹簧的摩擦损失的研究复杂化。本文提出了一种利用几何插值法计算贝尔维尔弹簧在加载和卸载过程中各点位移的新方法。利用弹簧位移的结果建立了摩擦载荷与弹簧挠度的关系模型,分析了不同尺寸和不同摩擦参数下弹簧的载荷-挠度曲线。利用所开发的方法绘制和理解了四种不同类型的贝尔维尔弹簧的特征曲线;通过绘制不同自由高度与厚度和直径比的曲线图来绘制高负载,标准,限力和力调节贝尔维尔弹簧。在本文的后面部分,所提出的方法已被用于可视化大型钻井模拟器(纽芬兰纪念大学最先进的钻井模拟器之一)的p-VARD工具中使用的Belleville弹簧的负载挠度特性。结果表明,了解不同弹簧配置的特征曲线有助于使用p-VARD工具规划所需钻压。
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