Topics of the Conference:
- ▸ Materials and Measurements in Engineering
- ▸ Mathematical Models in Engineering
- ▸ Acoustics, Noise Control and Engineering Applications
- ▸ Mechanical Vibrations and Applications
- ▸ Fault Diagnosis Based on Vibration Signal Analysis
- ▸ Vibration Generation and Control
- ▸ Seismic Engineering and Applications
- ▸ Modal Analysis and Applications
- ▸ Vibration in Transportation Engineering
- ▸ Flow-induced Structural Vibrations
- ▸ Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering
- ▸ Chaos, Non-linear Dynamics and Applications
- ▸ Dynamics and Oscillations in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- ▸ Fractional Dynamics and Applications
- ▸ System Dynamics in Manufacturing System Modelling
- ▸ Dynamics of Smart and Functionally Graded Materials
Industries: Aerospace, Transportation, Energy Generation, Seismic, Infrastructure and Civil, Environmental, Military, Mechanical, Materials, Mining, Electrical, Power Plants, Refrigeration, Chemical, Biomedical, Acoustical and Ultrasonic Engineering
Major conference topic: "Dynamics, Noise, Vibration and Smart Materials"
43rd International JVE Conference is an integral part of Vibroengineering Series Conferences and was held in Greater Noida (Delhi), India.
Conference was dedicated to researchers, scientists, engineers and practitioners throughout the world to present their latest research results, foster discussion, new ideas and develop partnerships. All JVE Conferences are integral part of the Series of Vibroengineering Conferences started in 1999. Vibroengineering Procedia is indexed in major scientific databases: Scopus, EI Compendex, Inspec, Gale Cengage, Google Scholar and EBSCO.
JVE conferences feature a broad range of high-level technical presentations, vibrant discussions and key experts and scientists from all over the world. The conference provides an opportunity to communicate your recent research advances, exchange ideas in innovative engineering technologies and enjoy endless networking advantages.
Organizing Committee
Honorary Organizing Committee Members
| V. Jain | Chancellor, Bennett University, India | |
| R. Shevgaonkar | Vice Chancellor, Bennett University, India | |
| D. Garg | Head of the Department, Computer Science Engineering, India | |
| R. Komaragiri | Head of the Department, Electronics and Communications Engineering, India | |
| T. Visalakshi | Head of the Department, Civil Engineering, India | |
| R. Chauhan | Head of the Department, Biotechnology, India | |
| K. Thyagarajan | Department of Physics, India | |
| K K Biswas | Department of Computer Science Engineering, India | |
| S. Goel | Department of Computer Science Engineering, India | |
| S. Chandra | Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, India | |
| M. Danish | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| D. Atheaya | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| P. Mishra | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| B. N. Singh | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| R. Tyagi | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| D. N. Asija Bhalla | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India | |
| P. Sathujoda | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, India |
Organizing Committee Members
Conference Program
Keynote Speakers
Dr. Shri KPS Murthy
Outstanding Scientist and Director, High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
Pune, India
Vibro-Engineering in Armaments
Prof. Nalinaksh S. Vyas
Department of Mechanical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and Chairman, Technology Mission for Indian Railways (TMIR), Ministry of Railways
Government of India
Integrated Vehicle Health Management
Prof. Jianbin Luo
Professor, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Dean, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Tsinghua University
China
Advancement in Superlubricity
Prof. Vincentas Veikutis
Professor, MD, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Institute of Cardiology
Lithuania, Europe
Innovations in Interventional Cardiology: TAVI and LAA Occlusion Procedures - Between Risk an Benefit
Prof. Romuald Rzadkowski
Head, Department of Aeroelasticity Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery, Poland and Fellow of IFToMM and ASME Committee Structures and Dynamics
Poland
Prof. Romuald Rzadkowski MSc in Engineering (Gdansk University of Technology). MSc in Mathematics (University of Gdansk), PhD and DSc (Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery Polish Academy of Sciences, Gdansk). Employed at Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery Polis Academy of Sciences, Gdansk, since 2004 as full professor and the Head of the Aeroelastic Department. Vice-Editor of Journal of Vibration Engineering and Technologies and organizer of VETOMAC conferences. Fellow of IFToMM and ASME Committee-Structures and Dynamics. Member of scientific expert committees. Supervised 10 doctoral students. Has written 15 books and edited two as well as over 200 scientific papers. Research interests include: Dynamics of Turbomachinery, Life Estimation of Turbine Blades, Unsteady Aerodynamics, Flutter, Signal analysis, Diagnostics, Tip-timing algorithms and systems.
Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Dynamics of Mistuned Bladed Discs on Shaft
In the most commonly used low pressure steam turbines, during certain summer exploitation conditions, a problem concerning high level vibrations in unshrouded last stage low pressure (LP) blades was reported. The numerical and experimental studies of mistuned last stage steam turbine bladed discs is presented. The mistuning pattern was taken from tip-timing measurements in real turbines. Generally the modes of mistuned bladed disc is classified in a similar way to those of the tuned bladed disc but only with a small number of mode diameters. However, this was not possible in the case of larger nodal diameter modes as the mistuned blades distorted the nodal lines of the mode shapes. The smaller mistuning than the distortion of modes is smaller. It was shown that in case of long (last stage turbine) blades even very small mistuning 0.5% completely distorts nodal diameters and only separate blades vibrate in modes. Complete shaft with four bladed discs was created to analyse multistage coupling and the influence of the whole shaft on mistuned bladed disc modes. Multistage coupling through the rotor influences only bladed discs with zero- and one-nodal-diameter modes. This increases the number of resonances and changes the Campbell diagram. The experimental results from the tip-timing analysis show that that nodal diameters in mistuned bladed disc modes do not appear in the first mode family associated with the natural frequencies of a cantilever blade and only individual blades vibrate. The numerical results confirm this.
The measurements of blade response and frequencies are presented for various condenser pressure and for nominal working condition. These frequencies and amplitudes depend on condenser pressure and static pressure in front of the LP stage. The conclusion is that by changing the regimes in a LP steam turbine last stage, the blades vibrate with different frequencies and modes.
Numerical calculations of the 3D transonic flow of an ideal gas through last stage with exhaust hood of steam turbine with taking into account the blades oscillations is presented. The polytropic index was assumed 1.11 to model wet steam. The approach is based on the solution of the coupled aerodynamic-structure problem for the 3D flow through the turbine stage in which fluid and dynamic equations are integrated simultaneously in time, thus providing the correct formulation of a coupled problem, as the blades oscillations and loads, acting on the blades, are a part of solution. An ideal gas flow through the mutually moving stator and rotor blades with periodicity on the whole annulus is described by the unsteady Euler conservation equations, which are integrated using the explicit monotonous finite-volume difference scheme of Godunov-Kolgan and moving hybrid H-H grid. The structure analysis uses the modal approach and 3D finite element model of a blade. The blade motion is assumed to be constituted as a linear combination of the first natural modes of blade oscillations with the modal coefficients depending on time. The algorithm proposed allows to calculate turbine stages with an arbitrary pitch ratio of stator and rotor blades, taking into account the blade oscillations by action of unsteady loads caused both outer flow non-uniformity and blades motion. The pressure distribution behind the rotor blades were non-uniform as the result of the exhaust hood. It was found that rotor blades vibrate in selexcited vibration for non-nominal condition. The tip-timing mesurements conform numerical results. The blades vibrate with different frequencies and modes.
The new theory of mistuned bladed disc with long blades is presented using numerical and experimental analysis.
Prof. Jyoti K. Sinha
Head, Dynamics Laboratory School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, The University of Manchester
UK
Future Trend in Vibration-Based Condition Monitoring (VCM) of Machines
The Internet of Things (IoT) of Industry 4.0, big data analysis, Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI), etc are gaining momentum in current research to further improve industrial performance. Considering advancement in technologies both in software and hardware, it is possible to replace the manual approach of the vibration-based condition monitoring (VCM within industries to a centralised vibration-based condition monitoring (CVCM). Machine learning approach using physics based input parameters of machine vibration together with the big data analysis and the IoT concept can realise the concept of th CVCM. The CVCM can access data from machines around the world. It can then capable to detect the faults in any machines and initiates eMaintenance planning from a cenralised monitoring location. The presentation is discussing such a possibility based on the current research carried out.
Dr. Himanshu Shekhar
Scientist ‘G’ and Director (Administration), Technical Directorate of Director General (Armament & Combat Engineering), Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
India
Vibro-Engineering with Air-Borne Defence Stores
Sponsors and Partners
Conference in Greater Noida (Delhi), India was organized by JVE International with the partnership of Bennett University.
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