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An algorithm for constructing a dynamic analysis during the formation of a wave field of stand for testing turbines and the effect of the frequency interaction of the stand’s elements on the measurement of its magnitude is described. The research algorithm involves the use of theoretical solutions of nonlinear wave processes using linear oscillations, refined by experiments. The diagnostic model can determine the technical condition of the stand’s elements and also determine the causes of the discrepancies between the calculated and measured turbine power values. To clarify the stiffness coefficients between the stand’s elements, a modal analysis was used to obtain the range of their changes depending on the external dynamic load, which made it possible to assess the impact of changes in the frequency interaction conditions on the turbine power measurement at different test modes. The conditions for amplifying the amplitude of oscillations at their eigenfrequencies are obtained, and the value of the possible deviation of the expected power value at its measurement for specific modes of the turbine is calculated. The algorithm allows to estimate the dynamic state of the stand-in different research modes of turbines and give recommendations for reducing the level of frequency interaction.

Analysis of the Frequency Interaction of the Turbine Block in the Stand for the Magnitude of the Error in Measuring the Turbine’s Power