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Journal of the Acoustical Society of America | 1982

Torsional vibration monitoring method and an apparatus for performing the same

Ichiji Shima; Tatsuo Yamamoto; Shigeru Yoshibayashi; Hiroshi Teshima; Akio Hizume; Tetsuo Iki; Takashi Yamamoto; Kyozo Kanamori; Kenzo Noguchi; Shinobu Kishikawa

The present invention is a torsional vibration monitoring method and an apparatus for performing the same, in which torsional vibrations produced in a rotating shaft system for use in such as a turbine generator are measured at a small number of certain positions therealong at which the measurements are possible, the torsional vibrations are linearly decomposed and torsional vibrations at arbitrary positions on the rotating shaft system are estimated from the linear decompositions.


Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. B | 1990

Wakamatsu high-temperature turbine verification test project. A study of a large capacity coal fired USC plant.

Kasuga Furuya; Akio Hizume; Takuji Fujikawa; Hiroshi Yokota; Takatomo Kokubu; Yorimasa Takeda

This paper reviews the design of the EPDCs Wakamatsu high-temperature turbine and the operating experience of its first step verification test STEP I, which features main/reheat steam temperatures of 593°C/593°C. In designing this turbine, a number of new concepts for elevated temperature use were incorporated, and several types of new heat resistance steels were used in the major parts. Since the initial startup in November, 1986, the operating experience of Wakamatsu high-temperature turbine STEP I so far has demonstrated high reliability, and many valuable data are being obtained, proving the practicality of a large capacity USC turbine.


Journal of the Acoustical Society of America | 1982

Torsional vibration monitoring apparatus for rotating shaft system

Ichiji Shima; Tatsuo Yamamoto; Shigeru Yoshibayashi; Hiroshi Teshima; Akio Hizume; Tetsuo Iki; Takashi Yamamoto; Kyozo Kanamori; Akio Shimosakoda; Shigeho Tanaka


Archive | 1988

Steam turbine rotor for high temperature

Yusaku Takano; Akio Hizume; Yorimasa Takeda; Toshio Fujita; Shushi Kinoshita; Kikuo Morita; Masahiro Ikuta


Archive | 1986

Rotor of steam turbine for high temperature use and its manufacture

Toshio Fujita; Akio Hizume; Masahiro Ikuta; Shuji Kinoshita; Kikuo Morita; Yusaku Takano; Yorimasa Takeda


Archive | 1986

STEAM TURBINE ROTOR FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME

Toshio Fujita; Shushi Kinoshita; Kikuo Morita; Masahiro Ikuta; Akio Hizume


Archive | 1979

Torsional vibration monitoring method for rotating shaft system

Ichiji Shima; Tatsuo Yamamoto; Shigeru Yoshibayashi; Hiroshi Teshima; Akio Hizume; Tetsuo Iki; Takashi Yamamoto; Kyozo Kanamori; Kenzo Noguchi


Archive | 1971

Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur Erzeugung von pulsierenden Kräften an von einem Rotationskörper abstehenden Teilen

Akio Hizume; Shuji Oyagi; Shigeho Tanaka


Bulletin of the Japan Institute of Metals | 1992

Development of Austenite Rotor for Ultra-Supercritical Power Plant with Steam Temperature of 649.DEG.C..

Yorimasa Takeda; Akitsugu Fujita; Masayoshi Kouno; Takemitsu Honjyo; Akio Hizume


JSME international journal. Series 2, Fluids engineering, heat transfer, power, combustion, thermophysical properties | 1991

Wakamatsu High-Temperature Turbine Verification Test Project : A Study of a Large-Capacity Coal-Fired USC Plant

Kasuga Furuya; Akio Hizume; Takuji Fujikawa; Hiroshi Yokota; Takatomo Kokubu; Yorimasa Takeda

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