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ABSTRACT<br />

The development of computing power and optimisation m<strong>et</strong>hods used by the<br />

engineers leads to a b<strong>et</strong>ter design of structures. It has for first consequence the appearance of<br />

<strong>non</strong> linear phenomena affecting the dynamic behaviour which can modify in a large part the<br />

linear response.<br />

The first part of this work deals also with the insertion of <strong>non</strong> linearities in the<br />

modelling of helicopter rotor dynamics. We will show that <strong>non</strong> linearities can't be always<br />

neglected and leads som<strong>et</strong>imes to chaotic behaviour and even instability. A particular<br />

analysis of these phenomena is made using well-known m<strong>et</strong>hods - Volterra's series, normal<br />

form theory - in order to identify the main <strong>non</strong> linear param<strong>et</strong>ers. The original aspect of this<br />

work lies in the application of <strong>non</strong> linear analysis to a multi-dimensional system which is<br />

close to reality.<br />

We will study afterwards the coupling b<strong>et</strong>ween two linear structures. In the<br />

case of helicopter, the particularity is that the rotor is strongly gyroscopic. We will use a<br />

modal approach of the fuselage to simplify the analysis. Two directions will be explored. A<br />

simplified model permits us to identify the coupled degrees of freedom. A second modelling,<br />

taking into account numerous aerodynamic effects, will be used as a tool for conception and<br />

design of helicopters. At last, we will study an unstable coupling b<strong>et</strong>ween rotor and fuselage<br />

through particular mechanical organs.<br />

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