Lecture

Rotor Dynamics: Bearings and Critical Speeds

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Description

This lecture covers the dynamic behavior of rotors, focusing on the effects of bearings and critical speeds. Topics include rotor movement, dynamic effects, center of gravity, unbalance, gyroscopic matrix, and natural frequencies. The instructor explains the impact of bearing rigidity, unbalance, and gyroscopic effect on rotor stability.

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