Search Results - "Fakhfakh, Taher"

Effect of elastic couplings on the dynamic behavior of transmission systems by Bouslema, Marwa, Fakhfakh, Taher, Nasri, Rachid, Haddar, Mohamed

“…The aim of the present work is to analyze the sensibility of an elastic coupling on the coupled Frequency Response Functions (FRFs) of transmission mechanical…”
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Dynamic behavior of a two-stage gear train used in a fixed-speed wind turbine by Abboudi, Kamel, Walha, Lassâad, Driss, Yassine, Maatar, Mohamed, Fakhfakh, Taher, Haddar, Mohamed

“…The dynamic behavior of a two stage spur gear system used in a typical wind turbine is investigated in this paper. With the purpose of having an accurate…”
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A theoretical model for analyzing the dynamic behavior of a misaligned rotor with active magnetic bearings by Bouaziz, Slim, Belhadj Messaoud, Najib, Mataar, Mohamed, Fakhfakh, Taher, Haddar, Mohamed

“…The dynamic response of a misaligned rotor, mounted in two identical active magnetic bearings (AMBs) was numerically investigated in this work. Three…”
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Wavelet-based non-stationary near-field acoustical holography by Fedia, Maalej, Antoni, Jérôme, Taher, Fakhfakh, Lanfranchi, Vincent, Mohamed, Haddar

“…Near field acoustical holography (NAH) consists in reconstructing the pressure field radiated by a set of sources from the measurements received by a…”
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Nonlinear dynamic behaviour of a cam mechanism with oscillating roller follower in presence of profile error by LASSAAD, Walha, MOHAMED, Tounsi, YASSINE, Driss, FAKHER, Chaari, TAHER, Fakhfakh, MOHAMED, Haddar

“…In this paper we investigate the nonlinear dynamic behaviour of a cam mechanism with oscillating roller follower in presence of defects. The nonlinear…”
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Dynamic behaviour of hydrodynamic journal bearings in presence of rotor spatial angular misalignment by Bouaziz, Slim, Attia Hili, Molka, Mataar, Mohamed, Fakhfakh, Taher, Haddar, Mohamed

“…In this work, the dynamic behaviour of misaligned rotor is presented. The rotor is mounted in two hydrodynamic journal bearings and has two degrees of freedom…”
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