helicalsweep
Structural
- Nov 9, 2011
- 3
Hello everybody,
I performed a experimental modal analysis und a vibration test of a cantilever beam and meassured the eigenfrequencies.
Then I excited the cantilever beam with the resonance frequency of the first mode via a electro magnet and performed a decay test. The wave form of the excitation was a sinus.
The data of motion was recored by a accelerometer.
Now I wanted to reproduce this experiment in NX Nastran 7.5 with a SEMODES 103 Response Simulation.
If I perfomed a semodes 103 simulation the values of simulation are similar to the experiment.
But if I tryed to performe a response simulation with a enforced motion location for my recorded acceleration as excitation, i lost the first eigenfrequency and also some other frequencies do not have the same value as i know from testing an simulation with semodes 103.
I tried to excite my sytem with a nodal force location and everything was fine.
So do have someone an suggestion to solve my problem?
This would be very helpfully.
Best regards,
Martin
I performed a experimental modal analysis und a vibration test of a cantilever beam and meassured the eigenfrequencies.
Then I excited the cantilever beam with the resonance frequency of the first mode via a electro magnet and performed a decay test. The wave form of the excitation was a sinus.
The data of motion was recored by a accelerometer.
Now I wanted to reproduce this experiment in NX Nastran 7.5 with a SEMODES 103 Response Simulation.
If I perfomed a semodes 103 simulation the values of simulation are similar to the experiment.
But if I tryed to performe a response simulation with a enforced motion location for my recorded acceleration as excitation, i lost the first eigenfrequency and also some other frequencies do not have the same value as i know from testing an simulation with semodes 103.
I tried to excite my sytem with a nodal force location and everything was fine.
So do have someone an suggestion to solve my problem?
This would be very helpfully.
Best regards,
Martin