Development of a Noninterference Technique for Measurement of Turbine Engine Compressor Blade Stress
Abstract
A noninterference technique for measuring stress in compressor blades of turbine engines is being developed to alleviate disadvantages associated with conventional strain-gage measurement systems. This technique utilizes blade tip deflection measurements and special data processing algorithms to infer local blade stress. A prototype noninterference processing system for inferring blade stress from a single compressor stage, from blade vibrations nonintegral to engine speed has been developed. Blade stress amplitude and spectral information are displayed on conventional strain-gage-type displays with which the blade stress analyst is intimately familiar. The prototype system has been checked by comparison with existing recorded strain-gage test data sampled to simulate blade tip deflection measurements.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1980
- Accession Number
- ADA086170
Entities
People
- J. W. Thompsonk Jr.
- P. E. Mccarty
Organizations
- Arnold Engineering Development Complex