Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Unsymmetrical impeller or dissimilar working members
Patent
1998-02-20
1999-11-30
Lopez, F. Daniel
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Unsymmetrical impeller or dissimilar working members
416203, 416175, 416241R, 416500, 416223, 415119, 298891, 2988921, 29404, 2940701, 364578, 36446803, 36446804, B64C 2746, F01D 514, F03B 312
Patent
active
059931612
ABSTRACT:
A method for designing a mistuned rotor with improved stability and forced response.
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Barton Rhonda
California Institute of Technology
Lopez F. Daniel
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