Calculation and analysis of critical speed of high speed motor spindle rotor system

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Abstract

The traditional transfer matrix method used to calculate the critical speed of high-speed spindle motor rotor system will produce large errors. Taking the 170SD30 electrospindle as the analysis object, a high-speed electric spindle dynamics theoretical model was established based on the Riccati method, using Matlab to program and calculate the kinetic parameters of the first three critical speeds and natural frequencies of the high-speed spindle. Finally, the simulation data was compared with experimental data. The results show that the Riccati transfer matrix method is 2.3% more accurate than the traditional transfer matrix method, and it verifies the accuracy and feasibility of the Riccati transfer matrix method, and is of great significance to effectively guide the analysis and design of high-performance and high-speed motor spindle.

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Huaitao, S., Jizong, Z., Yu, Z., & Gang, H. (2018). Calculation and analysis of critical speed of high speed motor spindle rotor system. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 399). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/399/1/012025

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