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I want to place orange structure in the blue structure.
1) The orange structure was analyzed, isolated, with a specific random input. Accelerations on the structure were extracted.
2) The blue was analyzed, together with the orange, and with a similar random input of the orange alone. Then the acceleration at the orange location was extracted.
Now I want to re-analyze the orange structure with the a PSD function that envelopes the accelerations in 2)
The problem is that the accelerations in the orange structure in 2) more than 10x higher than the input in 1) and 2).
Meaning I will have to analyze and test the orange structure with 10x max acceleration than it was initially designed. Is this overconservative?
I want to place orange structure in the blue structure.
1) The orange structure was analyzed, isolated, with a specific random input. Accelerations on the structure were extracted.
2) The blue was analyzed, together with the orange, and with a similar random input of the orange alone. Then the acceleration at the orange location was extracted.
Now I want to re-analyze the orange structure with the a PSD function that envelopes the accelerations in 2)
The problem is that the accelerations in the orange structure in 2) more than 10x higher than the input in 1) and 2).
Meaning I will have to analyze and test the orange structure with 10x max acceleration than it was initially designed. Is this overconservative?