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INDEX

‘Note: Page numbers followed by “f” indicate figures, “t” indicate tables.’

A Brake hot judder, 168


Adhesion, 162e163 Brake judder, 167
liquid-mediated adhesion, 107e112 Brake systems. See Vehicle brake systems
solid-solid adhesion, 102e107 Breakaway displacement, 146
Adhesive wear, 122e123 Break-in/run-in period, 123e124
Advanced dynamics
Lagrange equations, 88f C
conservative forces, 89 Chaos, 59
constraint, 87 Cold judder, 167e168
generalized coordinates, 87 Collision/impact stage, 248
potential energy, 89 Complex eigenvalue analysis
linear and angular momentums damping on eigenvalues, 181e182,
in 3D coordinates, 82, 82f 181f
general motion, 83e84 double-shift QR/QZ algorithm,
pure rotation, fixed point O, 83 180e181
rigid body and euler equations, 85e86 3D plot of eigenvalue, 180e181, 181f
rigid body kinematics, 68 dynamic normal force, 173e174
angular velocity, 70e71, 71f finite element models, 183e184
coordinate transformation, high normal force shape, 184
74e75, 75f Hopf bifurcation, 176
Euler angles, 75e78, 76f laboratory testing and analysis results,
finite motion, 78e82, 78f 185e186, 185f
moving coordinate systems, 71e74, negative slope friction vs. eigenvalues
72fe73f velocity, 182e183, 182f
precession-nutation-spin, 75e76 nonsymmetric mass matrix, 177, 178f
three dimension space, particle relative normal and tangential shape,
moving, 69, 69fe70f 184
yaw-pitch-row, 76e77, 77f root locus diagram, 175e176, 175f
Amplitude frequency dependent root locus plot, 175
phenomenon, 54 rotor test and analysis correlation,
Annular rub-impact, 248 185e186, 185f
Archard’s classical wear model, 122e123 stability chart, 175
Autocorrelation function, 33e37 system motion equation, 178
Autocorrelation measurement, 36, 36f tangential friction, 173e174
Automatic transmission fluid (ATF), 136 Conservative forces, 89
Constraint, 87, 126e127
B Constructive interference, 25
Bifurcation, 59, 202, 223, 261f Contact mechanics, 95f
Bottom hole assembly (BHA), 211 contact surfaces, 96, 96f
Bouc-Wen model, 143e144 Greenwood and Williamson model, 98

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300 Index

Contact mechanics (Continued) Heaviside function, 216e217


Hertz theory, 94e95 lateral vibrations, 212e213
junction growth, 101 lumped model, 215, 215f
nondimensional variables, 99 Monte Carlo method, 214e215
plasticity index, 100e101 torsional resonance, 213
radii of curvature, 94e95 torsion vibrations, 213
rough surface, 98, 98f wearflat, 215
sphere array with smooth surface, Drill string whirl, 212e213
97, 97f Drum brakes, 162
Contact start-stop (CSS), 132, Dry friction
132fe133f environmental and operational
Continuous system vibration, 19 conditions, 127e129
longitudinal vibration, 25e27, 25fe26f friction mechanisms
transverse vibrations/ beams, energy-based plastic deformation
27e32, 28f model, 119
constructive interference, 25 energy conversion processes, 121
Newton’s second law, 20 frictional force, 112
one-dimensional (1D) wave friction of dry solids, 112e113
equation, 21 friction welding, 117
standing wave, 23 hard conical and sphere asperity,
string, 20, 20f, 24f ploughings, 119, 119f
transverse waves, 24 meniscus effect, 114
wave speed, 21 normal contact and slope contact of
Coordinate transformation matrix, asperities, 112e113, 113f
74e75 quantitative values, 113
Coupled axial/torsional modes sliding friction, 112e113
averaged torque-on-bit, 221e222, 222f slip-line, 118, 118f
axial limit cycle, 221, 221f friction transitions and wear
axial stability analysis, 220 break-in/run-in period, 123e124
bottom hole assembly (BHA), 218e219 bulk solid temperature, 124
rate-independent bit-rock interaction oxide films, 122
law, 218 sliding velocity and friction
stability diagram, 220, 220f force, 124
steady-state drilling, 220 wear, 122e123
stick-slip vibration, 217e218 static friction and hysteresis, 125e127
CSS. See Contact start-stop (CSS) time and displacement dependence,
125e127
D Dual-rotor system, 263e264
Dirac delta function, 37 equations of motion, 264e267
Disc brakes, 162, 162f nonlinear characteristics, 267
Disc thickness variation (DTV), 167 Duffing’s equation, 49
Drill collars, 211 Dynamics, defined, 1
Drilling system, 211, 212f Dynamic transient analysis
Drill strings disc circumferential motion and fast
axial motions, 212 Fourier transform (FFT), 196, 196f
dynamics modes, 213e214, 213t friction coefficient-velocity relationship,
friction laws, 214 192e193, 195f
Index 301

groan and judder, 188 breakaway displacement, 146


model friction-induced vibrations, defined, 1, 91
186, 187f Hertz theory, 140
modern CAE software tools, 189 hyperbolic model, 142
multiple-degree-of-freedom system, 186 LuGre model, 145
Newmark method, 191 neural net training, 149e150
normal pressure and frictional resistance, sliding interface, 148, 149f
192, 193f stress-strain curve, 144e145
simulation scheme, 189, 190f Stribeck curve, 141
tangential and normal motions, 192, Stribeck friction, 142e143
194f two solid surfaces
time-frequency spectrum, 192e193, adhesion, 102e112
195f contact mechanics, 94e101,
95fe98f
E description, 92e94, 92f
Eigenvalues, 17 dry friction, 112e129
Eigenvectors, 17 wet friction, 129e138
Elastic creep, 126e127 Frictional force, 112
Euler’s equations, 86, 197e198 Friction dynamics, 2e4
Friction-velocity curve, negative slope
F automatic transmission fluid (ATF), 136
Fault diagnosis, rub-impact clutch friction pairs, 136, 137f
frequency spectrum method, 281e283, cof vs. relative air humidity, 138, 139f
282fe283f cof vs. slip velocity of tires, 138, 139f
higher-order spectrum diagnosis dry and wet cof
method vs. brake interface velocity, 137e138,
bispectrum application, 288e291, 138f
288fe291f vs. clutch interface velocity,
higher-order statistics, 286e287 136, 137f
Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT), Friction whirl
294e296, 295fe296f bifurcation diagram, 227e229, 228f
holospectrum diagnosis method, dry friction torque, 227
283e285, 285f lumped parameter model, 223
wavelet transform application, 291e294 measured downhole angular velocity vs.
Finite element model, 253e254, time, 223, 224f
254f, 254t stick-slip whirl model, 225, 226f
Finite motion, 78f Stribeck effect, 225
rigid body, 81f surface angular velocity vs. measured
transformation matrix, 79 downhole bending moment,
x-axis with j, 80e82 223, 224f
y-axis with q, 79 Fully coupled dynamics
z-axis with 4, 79 bifurcation diagram, 232e233, 233f
Frequency, 8 discrete system model, 229, 230f
Friction, 144f drill bit-rock interaction, 232e233,
ADCK model, 142e143 232f
artificial neural net, 149e150 drill pipes and BHA, 230e231
Bouc-Wen model, 143e144 Fourier transform, 234
302 Index

Fully coupled dynamics (Continued) L


largest Lyapunov exponent, 235e236, Lagrange equations, 88f
235f conservative forces, 89
n-dimensional vector, 234 constraint, 87
Poincaré section, 232e233, 233f generalized coordinates, 87
reconstruction phase space, 234 potential energy, 89
tangent force, 231e232 Limit cycles, 58
time-delay effect, 231e232 Linear multiple-degree-of-freedom
time delays, 234 (MDOF) system, 15f
eigenvalues, 15e18
G eigenvectors, 15e18
Gaussian probability distribution, 35e36, forced vibration solution, 18e19
36f Linear vibrations
Gaussian random process, 35 continuous systems, 7e8
Generalized coordinates, 7e8, 87 linear discrete systems, 7e9
Greenwood and Williamson model SDOF system, 8e9
(GW model), 98 Liquid-mediated adhesion
Groan, 165e166 capillary pressure forces, 109
driving pressure, 110
H isolated meniscus, 110f
Harmonics, 9 Kelvin radius, 110
Hertz theory, 94e95 liquid condensation, 108, 108f
HHT. See Hilbert-Huang transform rough asperities, 111, 111f
(HHT) thin-layer liquid working, 108, 108f
Higher-order spectrum diagnosis method viscous force, 108
bispectrum application, 288e291, Low-frequency squeal, 168e169
288fe291f LuGre model, 145, 241
higher-order statistics, 286e287 Lumped model, 215, 215f
High-frequency squeal, 169e172, 170f
Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT), M
294e296, 295fe296f Maintenance stage, 248
Holospectrum diagnosis method, Mathieu equation, 65e66
283e285, 285f Microslip, 127, 127f
Hopf bifurcation, 176, 268e281 Moan, 166e167
Morning sickness/squeal, 169
I
Impulse response function, 37 N
Neural net training, 149e150
J Newmark method, 191
Jeffcott rotor system, 258e263, Nonlinear vibration systems
268e281 amplitude frequency dependent
Johnson, Kendall, and Roberts phenomenon, 54
( JKR model), 106 chaos, 59
Jump phenomenon, 54, 270e272, 272f jump phenomenon, 54
Junction growth, 101 limit cycles, 58
Index 303

Mathieu equation, 65e66 Power spectral density (PSD), 39e40,


MDOF system, 67e68 41f
method of variation of parameter, Principal axes, 84
55e57 Principal inertias, 84
perturbation method-duffing equation Probability density curve, 34, 35f
amplitude-frequency relations, Probability density function, 33e37
53, 53f Probability measurement, 33, 34f
equation of motion, 49
hardening and softening spring R
characteristics, 49, 50f Radii of curvature, 94e95
secular, 51 Random vibration
phase plane representation, 57 arbitrary function input
Poincaré map, 59, 60f Dirac delta function, 37
Rayleigh’s equation, 57, 58f forcing function, 37, 37f
self-excitation, 58 Fourier transform, 39
stability of equilibrium impulse response function, 37e38,
focus, 63e64 38f
node, 62, 64 unit impulse excitation,
regular points, 60 37e38, 38f
saddle point, 63e64 autocorrelation function, 33e37
similarity transformation, 62 cross-correlation function, 42e43
singular point, 60 joint probability density function,
vortex/center, 63e64 42e43
trajectory, 57 power spectral density (PSD), 39e40,
transient and nonstationary vibrations, 41f
66e67 probability density function, 33e37
types of equations, 48 random input
van der Pol’s equation, 55 correlation matrix, 46e47
Normal mode summation method, 19 Langevin equation, 45
quarter vehicle traveling, rough
O surface, 44, 44f
One-dimensional (1D) wave random process, 32e33, 32f
equation, 21 sample record, 32e33
stationary, 33
P Real modal analysis, 172e173
Partial rub-impact, 248 Rotor systems, 247f
Period, 8 fault diagnosis, 281e296
Perturbation method rub-impact phenomena, 247e248
amplitude-frequency relations, 53, 53f analytical model, 250e253
equation of motion, 49 complex dynamic response, 254e267
hardening and softening spring finite element model, 253e254
characteristics, 49, 50f physical phenomena and processes,
secular, 51 248e250
Phase plane representation, 57 stability and Hopf bifurcation, 268e281
Plasticity index, 100e101 Rub-impact Jeffcott rotor system
Poincaré map, 59, 60f, 261 axial misalignment, 268
Potential energy, 89 Floquet theory, 272e273
304 Index

Rub-impact Jeffcott rotor system Solid-solid adhesion


(Continued) contact displacement, 107
friction coefficient, precession contact radius, 107
frequency, 268e269, 268t, electrostatic bonding, 102
269fe270f electrostatic force, 103
Galerkin method, 272e273 JKR model, 106
Hopf bifurcation, 276e281, 277f, potential energy of molecules,
280fe281f 103e104, 104f
jump phenomenon, full annular van der Waals force, 103
rub-impact, 270e272, 272f Squeal mode, 165
stability analysis, 273e276, 274f, 276f Stable contact stage, 248e249
Rub-impact phenomena, 247e248 Standing wave, 23
analytical model, 250 Static friction force, 132, 132fe133f
additional elastic and damping Stribeck curve, 129f
forces, 252 boundary lubrication, 130e131
elastic model, 250e252, 250f full fluid lubrication, 131e132
Jeffcott rotor, 252 lubrication effect, 129
single-point/partial rub-impact, static friction, 130
252e253 Sucker rod
complex dynamic response, 254e255, 3D rod trajectory, 238e239, 238f
255f Fourier series, 239
dual-rotor system, 263e267 infinitesimal rod element, 240, 240f
impact and friction, 256e258 measured and simulated surface
Jeffcott rotor system, 258e263 dynamometer graph, 240f
radial force and friction oscillatory pump conditions, 237e238
terms, 258 S-curved wells, 238e239
stiffness modification, 256 simplistic sucker pump system, 236,
fault diagnosis, 281e296 237f
finite element model, 253e254, 254f, stick slips, 238e239
254t Surface roughness, 92e93
physical phenomena and processes,
248e250 T
Transformation matrix, 15
S Transient motion, 9
Secular, 51 Transient solution, 12
Self-excitation, 58 Transverse waves, 24
Separation stage, 248 Two solid surfaces
Single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) adhesion, 102e112
model, 10f contact mechanics, 95f
arbitrary function input, 37e39 contact surfaces, 96, 96f
equation of motion, 10 Greenwood and Williamson
Fourier series, 14 model, 98
Newton’s law, 9e10 Hertz theory, 94e95
phase angle, 13 junction growth, 101
random input, 44e48 nondimensional variables, 99
transient solution, 12 plasticity index, 100e101
Single-point rub-impact, 248 radii of curvature, 94e95
Index 305

rough surface, 98, 98f issues, 161


sphere array with smooth surface, 97, judder, 164
97f pad vibrations, 163e164
description, 92e94, 92f squeal, 164
dry friction, 112e129 groan, 165
wet friction, 129e138 gyroscopic effects, 197e198, 197f,
199fe200f
U high-frequency squeal, 169e172, 170f
Unsteady liquid-mediated friction low-frequency squeal, 168e169
hydrodynamic lubrication, 135 lubricants and abrasive particles,
static friction coefficient, 133, 134f 162e163
static friction force vs. CSS operation moan, 166e167
cycles, 132, 132fe133f organic pads, 162e163
real modal analysis, 172e173
V
van der Pol’s equation, 55 W
Vehicle brake systems, 166f Wavelet transform application, 291e294
brake hot judder, 168 Wave speed, 21, 27
brake judder, 167 Waviness of a surface, 92
brake squeal, 161e162 Wearflat, 215
cold judder, 167e168 Weighted modal matrix, 18
complex eigenvalue analysis, 173e186 Wet friction
diagnosis and prognosis, 198e204 friction-velocity curve, negative slope
disc brakes, 162, 162f automatic transmission fluid (ATF),
disc thickness variation (DTV), 167 136
drum brakes, 162 clutch friction pairs, 136, 137f
dynamic transient analysis, 186e196 dry and wet cof vs. clutch interface
fillers and frictional additives, 162e163 velocity, 136e138
friction dynamics Stribeck curve, 129e132
in-plane and out-of-plane unsteady liquid-mediated friction,
vibrations, 163 132e136

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