XU Xue1,LI Hong-xin 1,2 ,FENG Guo-quan 1,.Study on Mesh and Time Step of Explicit Dynamic Simulation for Fan Blade Out[J].航空发动机,2021,47(5):12-18
Study on Mesh and Time Step of Explicit Dynamic Simulation for Fan Blade Out
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Key Words:fan blade out  explicit dynamic  transient dynamic  mesh size  time step  aeroengine
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XU Xue1,LI Hong-xin 1,2 ,FENG Guo-quan 1, 1.AECC Shenyang Engine Research InstituteShenyang 110015China2. Aero Engine Corporation of ChinaBeijing 100097China
3. Key Laboratory of Impact Dynamics on Aero Engine
Shenyang 110015China 
xuxue_nwpu@hotmail.com 
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Abstract:In order to study the influence of mesh scale and time step on the results of transient explicit dynamic analysis for the fan blade out simulation of high bypass ratio turbofan engine,the theoretical relationship between mesh scale and time step in computational stability was analyzed by using the method of element calculation theoretical analysis in finite element method. The multiple parameters test design method was used to organize the research scheme on the influence of mesh scale and time step of three typical output parameters of fan blade out,including blade stress distribution,rotor axis trajectory and transmitted vibration stress outside the fulcrum. The research on the independence of typical physical process,model simplification and numerical calculation was carried out. The calculation results with time step of 7×10-7、5×10-7 、3×10-7and 2×10-7 s and mesh scale of 40、30、20、15 mm were analyzed. The results show that for a given physical process and target time,there are threshold values of mesh scale and time step,such as 2×10-7 s time step and 30 mm mesh scale. Beyond this value,further refining the mesh and reducing the time step are not obvious for the improvement of accuracy. The calculation principle of explicit dynamics determines that the longer the target time is,the greater the deviation accumulation is,and the higher the mesh accuracy is required. The impact and wear process has a great influence on the stress response and vibration transmission of fan blade out simulation.
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