On the buckling of rotating rods

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Abstract

The critical rotating speed causing buckling of an axially prestressed rotating rod attached to the rim of a ring is investigated by using the extended Galerkin procedure with shape functions represented by a complete set of Legendre polynomials. The study accounts for the effect of the bar setting angle, and the stability boundary is established based on a two term approximation.

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