MADYN 2000 has unique modelling capabilities:
- Rotor-gear-bearing systems for torsional, lateral, axial and coupled analyses
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Bearing types:
- Spring and damper,
- fluid film bearings (fixed pads with any pad angles and centers of curvature, tilting pads with any pad angles, curvatures and support angles, hydrodynamic pockets, pressure dam),
- floating ring bearings,
- rolling element bearings,
- magnetic bearings
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Bearing supports with dynamic characteristics:
- Spring damper mass with different properties in horizontal and vertical direction,
- general transfer functions from measurements or FE analyses,
- State Space Matrices, which can be provided by the user from other FE models,
- coupling of supports and directions, respectively, by transfer functions
- Flexible couplings (linear and nonlinear)
- Fluid coefficients
- Elastic mounting of masses with an axial offset to their centre of gravity
- Superimposed shaft sections with different material, e.g. to model motor windings
- Bending stiffening due to prestress or softening for pressure
- User defined modelling blocks in MADYN classic syntax
- Mechanisms causing hot spots, such as hot spots in fluid film bearings (Morton effect)
- Temperature-dependent materials
- Definition of standard, system-independent loads thanks to general denotations for locations
- Import of rotor data from ASCII files in table form via a flexible interface