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基于瞬态流-热-机械网络的涡轴发动机轴断裂超转仿真

Translated title of the contribution: Overspeed simulation of turboshaft engine rotor after shaft fracture based on transient aero-thermo-mechanical network model
  • Qinglin Ma
  • , Shuiting Ding
  • , Tian Qiu*
  • , Lei Qi
  • , Chuankai Liu
  • , Chenyu Gan
  • , Shengyu Bao
  • , Xinming Wang
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Beihang University
  • Civil Aviation University of China

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Abstract

In order to meet the rotor integrity requirements in the airworthiness regulations and obtain the overspeed law of an aero-engine under the condition of shaft fracture failure, a method of modeling the engine as a transient aero-thermal-mechanical network was proposed. On this basis, the transient simulation analysis of the rotor overspeed process after shaft fracture failure of the turboshaft engine in the ground takeoff condition was carried out. The effects of shaft failure position,control system and overspeed protection device were considered during the analysis. The results showed that the power turbine shaft fracture can cause the rotor to reach a more severe overspeed condition,if compared with the accessory system power extraction shaft and gas generator shaft fracture. Under the power turbine interstage connection shaft failure condition,the decrease in the rotational speed of the power output shaft caused the control system to increase the fuel supply. The blade-off protection device can be used to limit the sustained acceleration of the rotor.

Translated title of the contributionOverspeed simulation of turboshaft engine rotor after shaft fracture based on transient aero-thermo-mechanical network model
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Article number20240158
JournalHangkong Dongli Xuebao/Journal of Aerospace Power
Volume41
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 2026

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