<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE article  PUBLIC "-//NLM//DTD Journal Publishing DTD v3.0 20080202//EN" "http://dtd.nlm.nih.gov/publishing/3.0/journalpublishing3.dtd"><article xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" dtd-version="3.0" xml:lang="en" article-type="research article"><front><journal-meta><journal-id journal-id-type="publisher-id">APM</journal-id><journal-title-group><journal-title>Advances in Pure Mathematics</journal-title></journal-title-group><issn pub-type="epub">2160-0368</issn><publisher><publisher-name>Scientific Research Publishing</publisher-name></publisher></journal-meta><article-meta><article-id pub-id-type="doi">10.4236/apm.2013.39A1004</article-id><article-id pub-id-type="publisher-id">APM-40870</article-id><article-categories><subj-group subj-group-type="heading"><subject>Articles</subject></subj-group><subj-group subj-group-type="Discipline-v2"><subject>Physics&amp;Mathematics</subject></subj-group></article-categories><title-group><article-title>
 
 
  Identification of Rotor Unbalance as Inverse Problem of Measurement
 
</article-title></title-group><contrib-group><contrib contrib-type="author" xlink:type="simple"><name name-style="western"><surname>uri</surname><given-names>Menshikov</given-names></name><xref ref-type="aff" rid="aff1"><sub>1</sub></xref><xref ref-type="corresp" rid="cor1"><sup>*</sup></xref></contrib></contrib-group><aff id="aff1"><label>1</label><addr-line>Faculty of Mechanics &amp;amp; Mathematics, Dnepropetrovsk University, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine</addr-line></aff><author-notes><corresp id="cor1">* E-mail:<email>Menshikov2003@list.ru</email></corresp></author-notes><pub-date pub-type="epub"><day>29</day><month>11</month><year>2013</year></pub-date><volume>03</volume><issue>09</issue><fpage>20</fpage><lpage>25</lpage><history><date date-type="received"><day>October</day>	<month>29,</month>	<year>2013</year></date><date date-type="rev-recd"><day>November</day>	<month>29,</month>	<year>2013</year>	</date><date date-type="accepted"><day>December</day>	<month>5,</month>	<year>2013</year></date></history><permissions><copyright-statement>&#169; Copyright  2014 by authors and Scientific Research Publishing Inc. </copyright-statement><copyright-year>2014</copyright-year><license><license-p>This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International License (CC BY). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/</license-p></license></permissions><abstract><p>
 
 
   In this paper, the problem of identification of the characteristics of the rotor unbalance on two supports is investigated as the inverse problem of measurement. The vibration of rotor supports in two mutually perpendicular directions used as the initial information. The inverse problem is considered, taking into account the error of the mathematical description of rotor-bearings system. To obtain estimates of real unbalance characteristics, the hypothesis as to the exact solutions is applied. The method of Tikhonov regularization is used to obtain stable results. Test calculations are given to illustrate the proposed approach. 
 
</p></abstract><kwd-group><kwd>Mathematical Model; Unbalance Identification; Solution Estimation; Regularization; Numerical Test</kwd></kwd-group></article-meta></front><body><sec id="s1"><title>1. Introduction</title><p>The constructional differences of rotors and their domains of exploitation led to the creation of special methods of balancing. In many cases, the only criterion of rotor balancing is the absence (or the permissible value) of dynamical responses of supports. The compensation of deflections on length of rotor is considered only as the means to arrive of minimum of main criterion. In other cases, the reach of minimum of its deflections or its bending moment is taken as the criterion of rotor balancing. Such difference in choice of criterion can explain that for each case the parameters that are the main for given type of rotors are chosen. The reactions of supports or corresponding vibrations are taken for criteria of rotors balancing in particular to turbine-generator-building and the rotor deflection axis in jet engine building [1,2].</p><p>The basis of the most existing methods of flexible rotors balancing is the measuring of rotor vibrations and its supports, namely measuring of deflection and phases of rotating rotor followed by the choice and putting of trial plummets according to the shape of normal mode of vibrations.</p><p>The motion of flexible rotor relative to the rotating together with its coordinate system (one of axis coincides with the geometric axis of rotor) is described by Fredholm equation of the first kind. This equation is substituted for the matrix equation of form:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\0907f1e4-b9df-4030-9c67-206903a4db74.jpg" /></p><p>where<img src="4-5300585\940352d9-fe8e-450b-bfa3-7ab1a9bd829e.jpg" /> and <img src="4-5300585\4f24096d-baa1-4533-b595-b91210ccc292.jpg" /> are vectors of dimension<img src="4-5300585\e2cd8ae7-1576-465d-b5ad-ab684959d323.jpg" />; <img src="4-5300585\c2486c9a-0106-4ced-93d2-39c774e0f17b.jpg" />is the quadratic matrix of dimension<img src="4-5300585\6afc4e9b-56cf-4487-af7f-66f6524e0e5c.jpg" />; <img src="4-5300585\006bedb9-d071-4dca-823c-fc075e5e4cd1.jpg" />is the frequency of rotating. The coefficients of influence <img src="4-5300585\04969780-5057-4d6f-8df7-c115855a5631.jpg" /> are defined experimentally for each plane of correction by trial starts.</p><p>Balancing plummets are calculated with the help of the initial values of vibrations <img src="4-5300585\d5793da9-3ce3-4c2f-8a74-f02ef435d2a6.jpg" /> from condition of remaining amplitudes minimum. The definition of balancing plummets is made by least squares method. The information about experimental complex values of influence coefficients that are obtained by different balancing is neutralized as a rule.</p><p>The main tendencies of balancing methods development are connected with ways of development of coefficient influence definition [2,3].</p><p>Besides, current passive methods do not give the complete information about the position of unbalance if the rotor has a large length along the axis of rotation.</p><p>The suggested algorithms of unbalance evaluation use the experimental data about vibrations (accelerations) of two rotors’ support in two mutually perpendicular directions during the work and a few rotor rotations as the initial information. These algorithms do not demand special conditions of work or the installation of trial plummets.</p></sec><sec id="s2"><title>2. Problem Definition</title><p>Let us consider a deformable rotor rotating on two non-rigid supports [4,5]. We introduce rectangular righthand coordinates system<img src="4-5300585\d0e64302-5fc3-4399-8be3-e84b61dbc069.jpg" />. The axis <img src="4-5300585\ff91a051-5a6e-4b18-bde5-917b9dcf70e2.jpg" />coincides with axis of the rotating shaft of rotor. The axis <img src="4-5300585\c17b1a82-1ddd-4162-8900-eaf3ea013723.jpg" /> belongs to the plane of rotor in horizontal position. The axis <img src="4-5300585\d6deaa23-3e5d-474e-9234-dc16d473979f.jpg" /> has vertical direction. We obtain equations of rotor motion in the following [4,5]:</p><p>1) Weight’s centers and stiffness’s centers of crosssection of rotor coincide;</p><p>2) Eccentricity of rotor’s disk is one-order infinitesimal with a displacement under vibrations.</p><p>The motion of rotor on two non-region supports is described by system of ordinary differential equations of 18<sup>th</sup> order [4,5]. Unbalance of rotor is modeled by some external load (EL). The value of this EL and the place of its action is it necessary to find. It is assumed that the vibrations of rotor supports in two mutual perpendicular directions are obtained from experiment. Let us suppose that the functions <img src="4-5300585\13aadd75-7d1a-4aa5-9cc9-b4773ae28783.jpg" /> characterize the unbalance of rotor (EL)</p><p><img src="4-5300585\80673d8f-ecb1-4677-bb74-0159d10dbc30.jpg" /></p><p>where <img src="4-5300585\1195e32d-6ea4-47fb-85bd-ea58b1325172.jpg" /> is the radius of rotor, <img src="4-5300585\e9cca21c-629a-4e86-81a8-781c22734ddc.jpg" />is the mass of unbalance reducing to a surface of rotor, <img src="4-5300585\19f6dc8c-6864-4f69-89df-19dfb924cf27.jpg" />is the angular velocity of rotation, <img src="4-5300585\ee86e23c-9002-4602-9629-7c30c40b4186.jpg" />is unbalance arm, <img src="4-5300585\bf3367e8-93f8-43b0-b48f-d85500cac950.jpg" />is angular deviation of the factor of EL with respect to correction plane. If the unbalance is absent then the functions <img src="4-5300585\1f85d09f-cd81-426f-99ac-851f25279005.jpg" /> will be equal to zero. We suppose that with the help of acceleration transducers the function have been recorded (<img src="4-5300585\dfcb0460-1948-4b69-949c-8bc3730d665b.jpg" />are the acceleration of supports in horizontal direction, <img src="4-5300585\e1dd7205-35f0-4446-ae6d-5bd336c75a8c.jpg" />are the acceleration of supports in vertical direction). As an example, we consider the equation for the unknown function <img src="4-5300585\e1bfc75a-e5cf-43ab-b7cf-d9503a6f7ebf.jpg" /> only.</p><p>Then the problem of unbalance measurement is reduced to the solution of integral equations of Volltera first kind</p><p><img src="4-5300585\d9500009-6df3-4095-9ed6-1a1050a0e082.jpg" /></p><p>or</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96802"><label>(1)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\ff4d0497-a4a6-4ba4-86c3-352be74ab331.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\7ee357cc-8cb8-4d74-b552-a0e8fc5ae880.jpg" /> is a linear integral operator<img src="4-5300585\d61cd1c2-ef94-4b42-8c5c-bebfe607370f.jpg" />, <img src="4-5300585\816a8c04-f395-4a83-8154-25918d326ead.jpg" />is the searched characteristic of EL, <img src="4-5300585\8da02a17-a318-481a-8806-834b6eec523c.jpg" />is a linear irreversible operator <img src="4-5300585\30574bc5-626f-41fb-a38c-ca5f90afdc9c.jpg" /> depending on vector parameters of mathematical model (MM) of “rotorsupports” system <img src="4-5300585\a496ea16-5fd3-429c-b93d-e50f19c01f10.jpg" /> (<img src="4-5300585\84271b13-b156-4beb-9e90-6a4ed5d8447d.jpg" />is the sign of transposition); <img src="4-5300585\f2c5bf35-6513-4f95-b170-f2b966b08dbd.jpg" />is the vector-function of initial data. Subjective factors influence on the definition of parameters of system “rotor-supports” MM and therefore the parameters are supposed to have their values within certain limits:<img src="4-5300585\fe29b342-1dc9-44bc-892b-71469e1f5999.jpg" />,<img src="4-5300585\67bb82fb-b98a-4193-a97b-fc08cdf77fa3.jpg" />. In this way the vector <img src="4-5300585\9cad33f2-e307-43db-9337-e8617b819776.jpg" /> can be changed inside the known closed region<img src="4-5300585\267d07e1-dd36-42a5-b6d3-0ec9996257a2.jpg" />.</p><p>The equations for required functions <img src="4-5300585\85abe95a-135b-411c-bc74-5fa20eb9c1fc.jpg" /> will be similar to the Equation (1).</p><p>For a rotor on two supports for function <img src="4-5300585\81d4e253-e66c-4616-a4f1-312e3d0e6b9d.jpg" /> <img src="4-5300585\3c54c945-253b-49d2-8f49-622f5aec0e8b.jpg" /> the vector parameters <img src="4-5300585\2c7b6e27-654c-48ff-b27b-ff7139f1648c.jpg" /> of MM has a kind</p><p><img src="4-5300585\dfbcf120-cca2-4128-a060-988d9c26d51c.jpg" />where E is module of Jung of rotor material, m is the mass of rotor, m<sub>A</sub> is the mass of the A support, m<sub>B</sub> is the mass of the B support; <img src="4-5300585\d762c7bd-72b5-40fb-bb4b-0c1a19b1661b.jpg" />are the stiffness of supports A and B with respect to the horizontal and vertical direction; <img src="4-5300585\146e051f-6ad5-4d09-bee3-4d492e978b7b.jpg" />are the coefficients of external friction; a is the distance of gravity centre of rotor to the A support, a + b = l is the shaft length of rotor.</p><p>The vector function <img src="4-5300585\ee564c6a-fec6-4af9-b216-243e47347469.jpg" /> is obtained using the experimental data (vibrations of supports) where the noise is present. Therefore it is convenient to think that each component of vector function <img src="4-5300585\1f7ec8c6-ba58-4c80-a2c4-fcf11cf3cca5.jpg" /> and function <img src="4-5300585\221d8c8b-8c4c-4d96-9608-556bfe048f64.jpg" /> belongs to L<sub>2</sub> [0, T]. Under this conditions the problem of equation (1) solution belongs to ill-posed problems if the searched functions <img src="4-5300585\09aa67b3-7f6d-4bfb-ac6a-30a36e335246.jpg" /> belong to <img src="4-5300585\9984fe96-6929-4b38-bbae-84b59e686f39.jpg" /> as the operator A in (1) is completely continuous [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref6">6</xref>].</p><p>The value of function deviation <img src="4-5300585\750a47cd-bd52-484d-b567-e7a37eae7888.jpg" /> from the exact function <img src="4-5300585\69e77c44-2323-428c-a75f-e0f8db679006.jpg" />is given (if exact operator <img src="4-5300585\08443afe-5281-45ae-932d-6b2ebe1a76f7.jpg" /> is linear):</p><p><img src="4-5300585\0df7e7ec-12f2-44a1-9fa8-b6e4208d3f3a.jpg" /></p><p>where<img src="4-5300585\5565acb9-5fc8-4da2-9881-a965a621e1ee.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\93851a58-6eae-4dfd-a75c-10e1f0869ae5.jpg" />;</p><p><img src="4-5300585\44ba1efb-6ea2-437a-8285-82865b004557.jpg" />is the exact vector function of initial data; <img src="4-5300585\1a1d5522-4649-449e-98db-cbcebd8c6189.jpg" /><img src="4-5300585\2aa5c1fa-fbaa-483d-ad17-95877df9281f.jpg" />are the exact operators; d, b<sub>0</sub>, d, <img src="4-5300585\19e5c813-8fb8-4a7b-8907-21ba9bf57b2c.jpg" />are given values.</p></sec><sec id="s3"><title>3. Statements of Identification Problem as Inverse Problem of Measurement</title><p>Let us consider the set of possible solutions of Equation (1) with account of whole error of initial data</p><p><img src="4-5300585\911c3e11-63f4-4aa1-9372-f5a67548c41d.jpg" />.</p><p>The set <img src="4-5300585\2373be46-8d6a-4ca0-9b7a-081fcc5157ff.jpg" /> is unbounded for any <img src="4-5300585\c5ad07da-3707-409e-b744-32cae7f560d5.jpg" /> as this problem is ill-posed [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref6">6</xref>].</p><p>For definition of stable approximate solution is used the regularization method of Tikhonov [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref6">6</xref>]. This way is based on the search of following extreme problem solution:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96803"><label>, (2)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\c7ee810a-3995-4940-b953-12521bdf6093.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\bef42c6c-4c9d-446a-913d-9f4121363c76.jpg" /> is the stabilizing functional which is defined on <img src="4-5300585\01843fee-edc0-4c5c-896c-4b20a1832788.jpg" /> (<img src="4-5300585\58d40676-35f8-40fa-8c2e-f9baa1fe2e9a.jpg" />is the everywhere dense set into Z).</p><p>The functional <img src="4-5300585\02b6d839-f700-4829-8c19-5b1f69176284.jpg" /> is chosen as follows</p><p><img src="4-5300585\d2ea86c3-fdf5-406d-837c-b2ee76a958d7.jpg" />where<img src="4-5300585\f5298180-3f84-4774-8338-9a2fae9b52a4.jpg" />.</p><p>The choice such functional is explained by the following reasons:</p><p>•&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; The solution <img src="4-5300585\d3ad8a1a-5127-4bf4-8876-61da8953c320.jpg" /> of an extreme problem (2) least will deviate zero and to have least first derivative in root-mean-square sense;</p><p>•&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; The solution <img src="4-5300585\a4fe0e32-7420-4fd7-b957-0c70d4e7cb23.jpg" /> will give an estimation from below of exact solution <img src="4-5300585\80fbf107-50e2-4a1c-b07e-da4028a3506b.jpg" /> of equation (1)<img src="4-5300585\968e46b7-d130-4461-98ec-e46e736e1762.jpg" />.</p><p>From the practical point of view the function <img src="4-5300585\690dd0b8-dc42-4ba4-964e-434393dc9835.jpg" /> gives a guaranteed estimation from below sizes of real of a rotor in sense of functional<img src="4-5300585\cf715ce0-507a-4120-b3d9-e00b5664a774.jpg" />. If <img src="4-5300585\86fffeb0-6e97-4667-8448-accfa5aebf03.jpg" /> (<img src="4-5300585\c995739c-b6f0-4e0b-849f-9b37834f783a.jpg" />there is known limiting an allowable size for the given type of rotor machine) then the rotor is working in emergency operation with guarantee.</p><p>If the inequality <img src="4-5300585\b7ac2360-f2b8-4eea-b4cc-75e3a12b7861.jpg" /> &#160;is carried out, then no objective conclusions can be made. We will be named the solution of extreme problem (2) as estimation from below of real unbalance.</p><p>In work [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref7">7</xref>] regularizing algorithm was suggested for equation (1) with approximate linear operator <img src="4-5300585\9224cdcb-1c3d-457f-b560-6e7f713a3e3f.jpg" /> for Banach spaces<img src="4-5300585\3c299c8f-318c-4870-af3e-542b67910849.jpg" />, which based on the regularization method [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref6">6</xref>].</p><p>The solution of problem (1) is reduced to the solution of following extreme problem:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96804"><label>, (3)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\ee6897bf-e43b-4e2f-83b9-df6c27127266.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\fc6857c0-305d-4d5b-9efa-3ce1892691c6.jpg" /> is stabilizing functional for equation (1) which defined on<img src="4-5300585\c55df65e-b054-4064-969e-6be0e86df1ae.jpg" />, the set <img src="4-5300585\5ebadc17-77e1-4ce8-b11e-75d7c04f12a9.jpg" /> is everywhere dense into<img src="4-5300585\ee3ebacb-9746-4d8f-baeb-a0799937ca12.jpg" />.</p><p>Regularization parameter <img src="4-5300585\b55c2b04-ca2c-49c9-9d78-733d02574dbb.jpg" /> can be obtained from equation of general discrepancy:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96805"><label>(4)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\8c8538b5-1970-4029-bb84-30b2a9c07f08.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\326bc426-fdb0-47e3-83cd-10ff59de18fd.jpg" /> is measure of discrepancy.</p><p>However at realization of such approach there are large difficulties at definition of size d, h as the absolute exact operators <img src="4-5300585\fa67510e-a76b-47f1-8101-62b620498ce6.jpg" /> are unknown and basically they cannot be constructed. However at realization of such approach there are large difficulties at definition of size d, h as the absolute exact operators <img src="4-5300585\cf262a96-07fd-4790-8270-fcc161885012.jpg" /> is unknown and basically it cannot be constructed. Therefore size d is determined with the large overestimate and in set <img src="4-5300585\852cc227-f9e9-411b-a15a-5ff841920e6d.jpg" /> the “extraneous” functions get, that considerably reduces accuracy of the regularized solution.</p><p>So in this paper the estimation of inverse problem solution instead of solution of equation (1) is suggested. The following hypothesis is assumed for this purpose [8,9]: the such inequality is valid</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96806"><label>(5)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\dcd1e68d-d48a-4759-8513-5b9e5e79a983.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>for any approximate operators <img src="4-5300585\d47ab92d-1638-4719-a242-3ba5e5f00133.jpg" /> in equation (1) which corresponding to adequate mathematical description of vibration process [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref10">10</xref>]; <img src="4-5300585\a2346410-9f9f-4741-abf8-a7226f18757f.jpg" />is the solution of equation (1) with exact right part <img src="4-5300585\50671854-8341-44cf-93c7-95c251c61018.jpg" /> and exact operator<img src="4-5300585\b3bc1a45-b478-491c-a2db-957482cab769.jpg" />. The exact operators <img src="4-5300585\719d2787-5dc1-483e-9a01-186ece0cbd1f.jpg" /> can are nonlinear.</p><p>The inequality (5) is evident if the exact operators are linear one.</p><p>In the given work it is supposed, that all approximate operators <img src="4-5300585\01f62794-9b85-46ea-94e4-9bc3293c8a1e.jpg" /> in (1) have the same structures which depend from some vector parameters<img src="4-5300585\c171315c-f30b-46e5-ba55-7ac795160e3e.jpg" />. In this case extreme problem (2) can be replaced by the following extreme problem [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref11">11</xref>]:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96807"><label>, (6)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\72c3b64c-5e3e-4bbb-a4ec-fbc404b402a1.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\da09310c-8d3e-499f-9144-fc04d9929e99.jpg" /> (<img src="4-5300585\2005c65d-e6fe-408d-83ae-cf56c4c9c71d.jpg" />is the union).</p><p>Now in set of the possible solutions “the extraneous functions” have not got.</p><p>It is evident that <img src="4-5300585\28d82391-095b-4b6a-9e79-c1dd661b328e.jpg" /> for any d &gt; 0, h &gt; 0, d &gt; 0. Therefore the use of the set <img src="4-5300585\16187686-fcbe-43ee-86ca-48b96818cd1a.jpg" /> instead of <img src="4-5300585\b89cbeff-834d-4f3d-aba6-d9139299c541.jpg" /> allows obtaining the most “thin” solution.</p><p>From the practical point of view the solution <img src="4-5300585\6039cfe2-5bc5-4b82-ae8b-948ebc7e0585.jpg" /> of an extreme problem (6) has the same meaning, as well as<img src="4-5300585\726d001e-c83f-49b0-b29c-950354f895a9.jpg" />, but gives an exacter estimation from below. We will be named the solution of extreme problem (6) as estimation from below of real unbalance also. But the inequality <img src="4-5300585\b6eb9096-5188-4a15-8106-71e17b4a5da6.jpg" /> is valid.</p><p>For the solution of an extreme problem (6) it is offered to use a method of a choice of the minimal special mathematical model of system “rotor-supports” [11,12]. It allows getting more exact estimation of exact solution.</p><p>For the realization of such approach it is necessary to choose within the vectors <img src="4-5300585\08109719-f179-4c17-942c-1fc3fe20b756.jpg" /> some vector <img src="4-5300585\a23dce77-c25e-45dd-87cb-bdee4f149156.jpg" /> such that</p><p><img src="4-5300585\137d75d9-d9bd-4bd2-bdd6-481798b1436b.jpg" /></p><p>for all possible <img src="4-5300585\5284af02-fa63-4e3c-9280-5b1fbbfd9a4b.jpg" /> and all<img src="4-5300585\f6384f3f-a3f9-4ad2-91d4-5585e05f9a68.jpg" />. The operator <img src="4-5300585\ff854735-4664-45b3-993c-988b10999759.jpg" /> with parameter <img src="4-5300585\6029f0b7-cbe5-4636-b683-6f0bd4c7dd5d.jpg" /> will be called the minimal operator. Appropriate to this operator the model is named as the minimal MM [12,13].</p><p>If the minimal MM exists, then the extreme problem (6) can be replaced by an equivalent simpler extreme problem:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96808"><label>. (7)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\2a8534b4-b4f4-4319-9fa4-e9f01c224a58.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>Let’s consider the problem on existence of the minimal MM in a problem of unbalance identification.</p><p>From physical sense of a problem follows, that the vibrations of support of a rotor<img src="4-5300585\e0d9a553-c2b6-4cc0-bc07-76a8d01b35d3.jpg" />, <img src="4-5300585\af9a5ed7-56bf-4803-b843-09f5c7f46aef.jpg" />at constant speed of rotation of a rotor w and at constant size of unbalance in time <img src="4-5300585\4b305764-d26d-47ae-a0c3-42f6f06a4b2d.jpg" /> are periodic functions with zero average for the minimal period<img src="4-5300585\cdf4db2a-8bca-4512-81d6-5df062162bda.jpg" />.</p><p>The function <img src="4-5300585\ca513a0a-721e-4290-9bc8-f0a49b9f370d.jpg" /> on physical sense represents also periodic function of a type<img src="4-5300585\7cc68d9d-57b2-444a-a778-390ac91f8501.jpg" />. At <img src="4-5300585\843b495b-e36f-4d75-bdbf-73e461367d41.jpg" /> = const and at constant size of unbalance between functions <img src="4-5300585\e822bc53-3586-4867-bef5-e02e659384ea.jpg" /> and<img src="4-5300585\6b06c90f-fd29-4eba-8492-9455d20eecba.jpg" />, also there is a connection<img src="4-5300585\bbd2ff2b-2715-4ce0-94b0-505f49063bc4.jpg" />, where m-Const, m &gt; 0.</p><p>Then the identity is valid</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96809"><label>, (8)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\0f4bb0dc-8c40-4ed6-aa2b-0b7d3008c76d.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\10173d1b-364a-454b-9be3-ca61bb1da2a0.jpg" /> are the function from T and p.</p><p>In this case function <img src="4-5300585\b47f4302-4723-44ce-a0b4-9bb049ec9a72.jpg" /> at the fixed functions <img src="4-5300585\5f9fa215-ee5d-45b9-ac32-224c35c5c0ba.jpg" /> is continuous on components of a vector p. Under the well-known theorem of Weierstrass the function <img src="4-5300585\9969970e-57b2-4613-b17e-5fd90e0b92a4.jpg" /> reaches on the convex closed set D of the greatest lower bound.</p><p>Let’s calculate partial derivatives of function <img src="4-5300585\20f3ddcb-fed4-4289-b1e5-c6c7c4dde9fc.jpg" /> on parameters (in the dimensionless form):</p><p><img src="4-5300585\a2d4bbf1-088c-47ea-b335-65f023051c38.jpg" />,</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96810"><label>, (9)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\e5486e72-e32e-494f-9527-938043049ef8.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p><img src="4-5300585\954208d7-88b6-49f0-aba1-1f532bfc9ab4.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\e79c140a-3515-416e-a19e-13e2f9e6fd65.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\a82fa432-760e-4012-898e-01305cd7cacd.jpg" />;</p><p>where <img src="4-5300585\2198240c-316f-40fc-ac0d-564186166864.jpg" /> are positive constants.</p><p>The signs of the partial derivatives are determined by signs and sizes of functions <img src="4-5300585\6e0ac37b-18fb-4b0f-bea1-59f312d45db9.jpg" />which depend on angular speed of rotation of a rotor w , parameters p of MM and size of T:<img src="4-5300585\fa5b66d1-57ea-4f17-b48a-47a06272da8b.jpg" />.</p><p>The functions <img src="4-5300585\e467648d-fdac-48d4-a08f-4994e91fea04.jpg" />from variable <img src="4-5300585\d3fcb2bc-b6cb-4e7e-ad00-b73e0e0d0860.jpg" /> are either square-law or linear. Therefore their signs are enough easily determined.</p><p>At rather small Т the minimal operator for (1) exists and associated the corner point of D.</p><p>In a problem of modeling of fluctuations in ventilator of the furnace the parameters of MM were the following [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref14">14</xref>]:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\fbca48a6-6d12-4b4e-bded-9a78aeb80989.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\ec081e86-4ead-40f1-a6f9-d5f896d716ae.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\0eb33d62-4a1d-4872-a294-eacd987f4a2a.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\36eb95e4-6506-457a-a761-99e4d405910b.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\2db665cb-bec3-410f-aa8a-14a2b779acc0.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\17988478-7ccd-4206-83f0-5af3f02016cd.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\bf398be4-67c3-4486-baa1-bdc12815d49e.jpg" />.</p><p>At <img src="4-5300585\e0f39cc1-97b8-44d4-9991-7abeb88cb45e.jpg" />and <img src="4-5300585\e90ab862-d33e-4e77-ad4c-07f2aa7f948d.jpg" /> the value <img src="4-5300585\e6b2542e-9a9d-4046-8196-ff573cf8f646.jpg" /> has appeared less least roots of the equations <img src="4-5300585\a7e1dbdb-b856-4bf2-a63b-854623b8f487.jpg" /> (in view of allowable disorder of parameters). Therefore, in this example of function j<sub>k</sub> have signs:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\073cc384-71b4-49a0-912e-ba82f891a732.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\9e2f2e8b-d7e8-4c25-9c52-c409c041e8d9.jpg" />.</p><p>Then, taking into account expressions (6), it is possible to conclude, that</p><p><img src="4-5300585\42ad3aef-7570-4a0c-a895-f7aa57094cd2.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\416d93c9-dbda-487c-89df-098915f66fcf.jpg" /></p><p>Hence, in a considered example the minimal model exists and corresponds to a vector</p><p><img src="4-5300585\66225972-658d-42c1-9ca2-ce691b0e5e08.jpg" /></p><p>It is possibly that the size of <img src="4-5300585\b188584b-7384-4192-8bef-518f93fbf1b0.jpg" /> for function <img src="4-5300585\98d3fe92-ad98-4c9b-aa4d-2912ab057bd8.jpg" /> from the some set <img src="4-5300585\34b18e88-8d0e-4712-9497-5286dc067443.jpg" /> which satisfies to equality</p><p><img src="4-5300585\1c2b4faf-6ef7-4527-b6a9-c4667e687bd2.jpg" /></p><p>exceeds admissible size of<img src="4-5300585\6c50c7ec-bad5-48f9-9eee-d450a8661905.jpg" />. But the vector parameters p of MM is given with error. To make this conclusion about a similar situation with a guarantee it is necessary to consider all possible sets<img src="4-5300585\29a52210-d9d9-43df-8c39-4532af38d465.jpg" />, then in them to find all functions <img src="4-5300585\b5799a76-16cb-4faf-aee1-57b7a24e43b2.jpg" /> which minimize <img src="4-5300585\dcfe0a4a-f6a5-4edf-9005-6ecc24776ff0.jpg" /> on<img src="4-5300585\1bc274bc-09f4-4821-af9e-bbd2beba8598.jpg" />, further among them to find greatest in sense of functional value<img src="4-5300585\1367236b-7807-40d1-94f4-54ac19cf95b3.jpg" />. Thus we are getting to necessity of statement of the following problem:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96811"><label>. (10)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\c6e4692e-62f2-4ab0-93f4-e340777086c6.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>It is obvious that<img src="4-5300585\1e275d73-2bc1-4924-af41-168f34e8c478.jpg" />. If<img src="4-5300585\03096137-4ed7-449c-998e-6b37f24deba1.jpg" />, then the machine probably works in emergency operation. If<img src="4-5300585\fa4df142-0ce4-4874-be09-967733da8d8f.jpg" />, then no certain conclusions can be made.</p><p>For the solution of an extreme problem (10) it is offered to use a method of a choice of the special maximal MM of system “rotor-supports”.</p><p>It is possible to show that the solution of an extreme problem (10) under some conditions always exists.</p><p>For the realization of such approach it is necessary to choose within the vectors <img src="4-5300585\eb8bdca9-ff5a-4e7e-82ad-edf1d52622d0.jpg" /> some vector <img src="4-5300585\37235109-c8e8-4839-952f-315ada4d3537.jpg" /> such that</p><p><img src="4-5300585\a97b8d06-4571-43e6-9e88-db334869a4ad.jpg" /></p><p>for all possible <img src="4-5300585\c3520676-771b-44c4-8a57-791cef140ddc.jpg" /> and all<img src="4-5300585\603bb2ce-27cb-4761-9640-89b7369fc38d.jpg" />. The operator <img src="4-5300585\a67d2040-bb65-4f66-9c96-c22951b12c62.jpg" /> with parameter <img src="4-5300585\a49c1f1c-1033-46ed-973f-2ab6bb1d5fee.jpg" /> will be called the special maximal operator. Appropriate to this operator the model is named as the special maximal MM [9,10].</p><p>If the special maximal MM exists then the solution of an extreme problem (10) will coincide with the solution of the following extreme problem:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96812"><label>. (11)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\f8acdd36-a002-4012-876f-21ab433a9b80.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>For considered before an example the special maximal MM exists, unique and corresponds to a vector</p><p><img src="4-5300585\8b0f9c07-4191-4af7-9093-069c54faa26b.jpg" /></p><p>If at a vector parameters p is inexact the part of parameters is given only then a situation essentially to not change but only the vector parameters p will have only smaller dimension. In a number of cases it is possible to carry out a choice of the special minimal or special maximal MM only in part of parameters of a vector p. And in this case it is possible to receive some prize in accuracy of the approximate estimation.</p><p>Let us consider the following statement of a problem of rotor unbalance identification: to find the function <img src="4-5300585\e25c100b-63f3-4c0e-886a-fb7388653566.jpg" /> among set of the possible solutions of the equation (1) which would give the least maximal deviation from the experimentally measured vibrations of support of a rotor for all operators<img src="4-5300585\6cecf580-7450-4791-a918-9028bec63aec.jpg" />. Such statement is reduced to the solution of the following extreme problem:</p><disp-formula id="scirp.40870-formula96813"><label>, (12)</label><graphic position="anchor" xlink:href="4-5300585\7651283f-c619-4c3c-9ea8-6d744015af71.jpg"  xlink:type="simple"/></disp-formula><p>where <img src="4-5300585\437d68a7-8993-4338-8666-e71e603ded04.jpg" /> is the solution of extreme problem (11) on set<img src="4-5300585\5528c5fb-1978-4da1-b19c-bec6d9990fc0.jpg" />.</p><p>As all operators <img src="4-5300585\2d38de80-eef4-4dcb-89fc-161d7a1671ea.jpg" /> it is possible to consider equivalent within the limits of the specified accuracy, it is possible to consider function <img src="4-5300585\8416ed01-58f6-4b60-9477-7b885aa55dec.jpg" /> as the most probable solution of a problem of unbalance identification. The function <img src="4-5300585\1367171e-cc04-40ca-bd93-0b51e3b0a037.jpg" /> will be call the most plausible estimation of unbalance. The most probable estimation <img src="4-5300585\8a355d71-0299-4b42-b61e-4d4c8cb439ad.jpg" /> will coincide with classical regularizing the solution of an inverse problem of unbalance identification of a rotor if there is the one operator <img src="4-5300585\b3050f3a-847d-40d0-b5bf-8df73e80c6af.jpg" /><sub> </sub>only. The function <img src="4-5300585\189261d8-ab1e-4662-aa78-6b000d17b004.jpg" /> is the best approximation of real unbalance characteristics and also is steady to small deviations of the initial data.</p><p>Suggested algorithm can be used in case if the exact operator<img src="4-5300585\7f824ca5-b2f8-4570-b318-6954918c869e.jpg" />does not belong to set of operators <img src="4-5300585\bbd691bb-7bfa-4ea3-9a2b-fd52ecd40d05.jpg" /> and the operator <img src="4-5300585\aae24e27-7e24-4935-aa60-8437fcd11e49.jpg" /> does not coincide with exact operator<img src="4-5300585\1f0560ad-0295-40d2-99e5-8c01205c6586.jpg" />.</p></sec><sec id="s4"><title>4. Test Calculation</title><p>For suggested algorithm examination of unbalance characteristics’ evaluation, there was a calculated case when functions <img src="4-5300585\b7395160-ddd5-4c75-95b8-bb08cd5754b1.jpg" /> are the results of mathematical simulation of rotor vibrations with given unbalance. The parameters of rotor unbalance were chosen as:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\884c8f09-0b44-42de-9340-4fc3e3b34cd5.jpg" />by <img src="4-5300585\2a60078f-0adb-45bf-a992-c80a4280aaea.jpg" /></p><p>The values of initial data inaccuracy were chosen after filtering as the following:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\5ed8194e-685c-429b-a98e-82d3d0ef2ac1.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\7ba64da5-3f50-4a2c-9e87-91b3a972694c.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\a7abf64e-9311-465f-9b02-f6fc285fae1f.jpg" /></p><p><img src="4-5300585\79748f89-8e7c-44ce-bdbc-3db2f0fa18da.jpg" /></p><p>The whole inaccuracy of function <img src="4-5300585\370d6a99-3fd7-4633-9c98-251a89860636.jpg" /> in equation (1) is <img src="4-5300585\b495b58c-fea5-4fdb-a6eb-15dfc10d976a.jpg" /> by chosen inaccuracy of initial data. The discrepancy method defined the parameter of regularization a [<xref ref-type="bibr" rid="scirp.40870-ref7">7</xref>].</p><p>The functions <img src="4-5300585\9a4bda6e-3d05-4fe2-9792-4cf53f6a8a78.jpg" /> with parameters <img src="4-5300585\29447147-35f5-42b1-8668-b336a2d9de1d.jpg" /> are the results of identification as solution of extreme problem (2).</p><p>The results of identification with using the special minimal MM are followings:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\e9cd11ae-fc13-43f0-aede-93e4f713c7ce.jpg" />.</p><p>The results of identification with using the special maximal MM are followings:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\907356da-7f29-4a14-aaa6-06b419457b30.jpg" />.</p><p>The solution of extreme problem (12) gives the results:</p><p><img src="4-5300585\ef6eadfc-b6bc-43a9-b76c-39f293dac7e7.jpg" />.</p><p>If the parameters of unbalance don’t change during the 3 - 4 turns round, the axis of rotation is used for the parametric statement of problem. 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