Designing vibrating beams and rotating shafts for maximum difference between adjacent natural frequencies
beams have geometrically similar cross-sectionscomparisons with earlier resultscross-sectional area function as design variablefinite difference discretizationgiven volume, length, and boundary conditionsgiven, non-structural masses or disksmaximizes difference between two adjacent natural frequencies or critical whirling speeds of given orderminimum constraint prescribed for cross-sectional areanumber of optimal solutions for cantileversoptimal designrotating shaftset of governing equationsshafts restricted to be circularsolved numericallysuccessive iteration proceduretransversely vibrating, thin, elastic beamvariational analysis
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