Abstract:In order to investigate the vibration modal characteristics of aviation fuel bend pipes, This article studies the influence of structural parameters of fuel bend pipes on the natural frequency of aircraft engines. Firstly, the modal analysis of a simple fixed support pipeline was conducted through simulation experiments. Secondly, the force hammer method is used for testing to verify the accuracy of the simulated data. Next, finite element modeling was conducted on fuel bend pipes with different external assembly parameters, and the changes in modal shapes and natural frequencies of each order were analyzed. Finally, based on the principles of dynamics, the reasons for the variation of natural frequency with assembly parameters were explained. The research results indicate that the first mode of vibration of the bent pipe is a bending deformation, with a maximum deformation of 96.63 mm, and the main vibration direction is in the Z direction; The second stage is the second bending deformation, with a maximum deformation of 78.20 mm, and the main vibration direction is in the Y direction. Radius, span, and bending radius are the main structural parameters that affect the natural frequency of bent pipes. The natural frequency is positively correlated with the radius of the pipeline and the bending radius. As the radius and bending radius increase, the stiffness of the pipeline also increases; The natural frequency is negatively correlated with the span of the pipeline, as an increase in span leads to an increase in pipeline mass and a decrease in pipeline stiffness.