V. Shapovalov, A. Ozyabkin, I. Kolesnikov, P. Kharlamov, V. Mischinenko
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Abstract
The paper presents a new testing technique for observing the real-time changes occurred in the elastic and dissipative bonds of a heavily loaded tribosystem of the splined coupling of MI-26 tail driver coupling. Unlike other non-destructive testing methods, the frequency transfer-function method can indirectly identify the ratio of the elastic, inertial and dissipative components of the frictional interaction of the splined coupling. The octave (1/3, 1/12, 1/24-fractional octave) spectral analysis of estimating the dissipative energy losses allows to identify the frequency ranges of natural vibrations and monitoring their changes of both the friction-mechanical subsystem and the lubricant used. The proposed dynamic quality criterion is applied both to observe of the changes in the frequencyse, transient in time, elastic-dissipative characteristics of the splined coupling and to actualize a short- or long-term forecast of their changes up to the "warning" and "danger" levels.The paper presents a new testing technique for observing the real-time changes occurred in the elastic and dissipative bonds of a heavily loaded tribosystem of the splined coupling of MI-26 tail driver coupling. Unlike other non-destructive testing methods, the frequency transfer-function method can indirectly identify the ratio of the elastic, inertial and dissipative components of the frictional interaction of the splined coupling. The octave (1/3, 1/12, 1/24-fractional octave) spectral analysis of estimating the dissipative energy losses allows to identify the frequency ranges of natural vibrations and monitoring their changes of both the friction-mechanical subsystem and the lubricant used. The proposed dynamic quality criterion is applied both to observe of the changes in the frequencyse, transient in time, elastic-dissipative characteristics of the splined coupling and to actualize a short- or long-term forecast of their changes up to the "warning" and "danger" levels.