Study of corrosive fatigue and life enhancement of low pressure steam turbine blade using friction dampers

@article{Bhagi2017StudyOC,
  title={Study of corrosive fatigue and life enhancement of low pressure steam turbine blade using friction dampers},
  author={Loveleen Kumar Bhagi and Vikas Rastogi and Pardeep Gupta},
  journal={Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology},
  year={2017},
  volume={31},
  pages={17-27}
}
The paper investigates the causes of failure of low pressure steam turbine blade of the last stage and suggests few techniques to overcome the failure causes is presented in this paper. The blade under investigation is made of chrome alloy steel. The fracture occurred at the airfoil region of the blade. The investigation included visual inspection, micro structural characterization, SEM-EDS microanalysis and spectroscopy test to identify the causes of failure. The paper also suggests the… 
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The main purpose of this paper is to provide a detailed survey on various modeling approaches adopted in turbomachinery, especially kinematics modeling, finite element modeling, parametric modeling, harmonic balance analysis and bondgraph modeling.
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