Involute spline couplings in aero-engine: Predicting nonlinear dynamic response with mass eccentricity

Involute spline couplings in aero-engine: Predicting nonlinear dynamic response with mass eccentricity
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10.1177/1464419320986290
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2021-03
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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part K: Journal of Multi-body Dynamics
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Xiangzhen Xue;Qixin Huo;K. Dearn;Jian Liu;J. Jia
Xiangzhen Xue;Qixin Huo;K. Dearn;Jian Liu;J. Jia
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Xiangzhen Xue;Qixin Huo;K. Dearn;Jian Liu;J. Jia

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