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Shock Response Spectrum (SRS)

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izax1

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Jul 10, 2001
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I would appreciate some help regarding analysis of SRS in MSC/NASTRAN. I have generated a SRS from a (close to) a half sine shock in the time domain, and want to use this as an input in MSC/NASTRAN sol 103. What about the damping? I alredy defined a damping when generated the SRS (The SRS was not generated in NASTRAN). Should I define a damping again when running the SRS sol 103 analysis?
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Any useful hints would be appreciated.
Thanks
 
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your SRS function is associated to a damping value - probably the one you already defined.
Now you also can define modal damping function correspondent to your system.
 
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