SDLV302 Modal analysis by under-structuring: bi-- supported beam

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Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 1/10 SDLV302 Modal analysis by under-structuring: bi-- supported beam Summary: This test validates the modal analysis of a structure by the method of under-structuring dynamic. The studied structure is a deformable beam bi--supported on the shearing action. It is modelled by elements hexahedral volumes with 20 nodes (modeling 3D). The modal analysis is carried out by three methods: direct approach; approach by dynamic under-structuring of Craig-Bampton; direct approach with viscous damping proportional. A private interest of this test is the presence of linear relations between several degrees of freedom. The calculated Eigen frequencies are compared with values obtained analytically for a model of beam of deformable Timoshenko to the shearing action and taking account of the rotatory inertia of the sections.

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 2/10 1 roblem of reference 1.1 Geometry Figure 1.1-1 : Geometry of the problem Figure 1.1-2 : Geometry of the problem Height: h=0.2 m Width: b=0.1 m Length: L=2 m Section: A=b h=0.02 m Inertia: I = b h3 12 =1.66 10 5 m Coefficient of reduction of section k '= 5 6 1.2 roperties of material Young modulus oisson's ratio Density Modulus of rigidity E=2.1 10 11 a ν=0.3 ρ=7800.0 kg.m 3 G= E 2(1+ν) =8.076 1010 a 1.3 Boundary conditions and loadings One authorizes that the inflection in the plan XY and extension along the axis X. The model being voluminal, the boundary conditions differ somewhat from those which one would impose on a model beam. Imposed displacement: In X =0, Y =h/2 DX =0, DY =0 In X =L, Y =h /2 DY =0

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 3/10 In Z =b/2 DZ =0 To the preceding conditions, one adds the constraint of flatness of the sections in X =0 and X =L. This constraint can be expressed as follows. Let us indicate by x T =( X, Y, Z ) the vector of the coordinates and by u T =( DX, DY, DZ ) the vector of displacements; the position of a point is located by the vector x ' T =x T +u T =( X ',Y ', Z ' ). Are A, B and C three non-aligned points of the section. An unspecified point east compels in the condition: X ' Y ' Z ' 1 X ' A Y ' A Z ' A 1 X ' B Y ' B Z ' B 1 X ' C Y ' C Z ' C 1 =0

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 4/10 2 Reference solution 2.1 Method of calculating used for the reference solution The reference solution is obtained analytically for a beam of Timoshenko, fascinating of account the deformation with the shearing action and the rotatory inertia of the sections. The theoretical aspects are developed in the reference given in 2.4. Let us define the following adimensional sizes: Ω n = ρ A L4 EI ω n 2 eigenvalues j= I 2 rotatory inertia A L g= EI 2 coefficient of shearing k ' AG L The Eigen frequencies of the first modes of inflections are given by the following expression: with Ω n = (g+ j)λ 2 n+1 (g j) 2 λ 4 n +2( g+ j)λ 2 n +1 2 g j The frequencies of the modes of extension are given by: 2.2 Results of reference λ n =nπ, n=1,2, 3,... f n =(2n 1) 1 4 L E ρ, n=1,2,3,... Mode Form Frequency ( Hz ) 1 inflection 115.7 2 inflection 442.2 3 extension 648.6 4 inflection 931.6 5 inflection 1534.0 2.3 Uncertainty on the solution Analytical solution. 2.4 Bibliographical references ROBERT G., Solutions analytical into dynamic of the structures, Report Samtech n 121, Liege, 1996.

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 5/10 3 Modeling A 3.1 Characteristics of modeling A Figure 3.1-1 :Grid of the geometry of the problem In this modeling, the complete structure is with a grid by means of voluminal elements 3D. The constraint of flatness is expressed as follows. Are, point A X =0, Y =h/ 2, Z=0 : DX =DY =0, DZ 0 ; the point B X =0, Y =h/2, Z=b : DX =DY =0, DZ 0 ; the point C X =0, Y =h, Z=b/ 2 : DX DY 0, DZ=0 By neglecting the terms of the second order in displacements, the constraint of flatness results in a linear relation between displacements DX =0 points A, B, C and, an unspecified point of the face: The condition is written then for DX A =0 : DX Y Z 1 DX A h/2 0 1 DX B h/2 b 1 DX C h b/2 1 =0 DX =DX C ( 2Y h 1 ) In X =L, the condition of flatness is obtained in a similar way but for DX A unspecified. The relation is written then: 3.2 Characteristics of the grid Many nodes: 1077 Many meshs and types: 160 HEXA20 3.3 Sizes tested and results DX =DX C ( 2Y h 1 )+2 (1 Y h ) DX A

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 6/10 Mode Value of reference Type of reference Tolerance (%) 1 115.7 ANALYTICAL 1.0 2 442.2 ANALYTICAL 1.0 3 648.6 ANALYTICAL 1.0 4 931.6 ANALYTICAL 1.0 5 1534.0 ANALYTICAL 1.0

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 7/10 4 Modeling B 4.1 Characteristics of modeling B Figure 4.1-1 : Grid of the geometry of the problem. The beam is divided into two equal parts. Each half is represented by a substructure. Those are generated by the method of Craig-Bampton. Its modal base is composed of normal with interface blocked, 10 and of the constrained static modes relating to the points such as X =L and Y =h /2 (one considers in these points only the degrees of freedom not fixed by the boundary conditions). 4.2 Characteristics of the grid Many nodes: 557 Many meshs and types: 80 HEXA20 4.3 Sizes tested and results Mode Value of reference Type of reference Tolerance (%) 1 115.7 ANALYTICAL 1.0 2 442.2 ANALYTICAL 1.0 3 648.6 ANALYTICAL 1.0 4 931.6 ANALYTICAL 1.0 5 1534.0 ANALYTICAL 1.0

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 8/10 5 Modeling C 5.1 Characteristics of modeling C Identical to modeling A with addition of viscous damping proportional such as: with [C ]=α[ K ]+β[ M ] α=0.2852750549 10 4 and β=57.62031174 One uses the method of Lanczos (METHOD = TRI_DIAG ) to calculate the clean modes. 5.2 Characteristics of the grid Identical to modeling A. 5.3 Sizes tested and results Tests of not-regression only except for the validation of the options MATE_ELGA and MATE_ELEM. Identification Field MATE_ELGA, Mesh MA000074, oint 1, comp. RHO Field MATE_ELEM, Mesh MA000074, Comp. E Field MATE_ELGA, Mesh MA000081, oint 1, comp. RHO Field MATE_ELEM, Mesh MA000081, Comp. E Value of reference Type of reference Tolerance 1E3 ANALYTICAL 0.1 % 1E3 ANALYTICAL 0.1 % 3E3 ANALYTICAL 0.1 % 3E3 ANALYTICAL 0.1 %

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 9/10 6 Modeling D 6.1 Characteristics of modeling D Identical to modeling A with addition of viscous damping proportional such as: with, [C ]=α[ K ]+β[ M ] α=1.14110022 10 4 and β=230.4812469 One uses the method of Sorensen (METHOD = SORENSEN ) to calculate the clean modes. 6.2 Characteristics of the grid Identical to modeling A. 6.3 Sizes tested and results Tests of not-regression only.

Titre : SDLV302 Analyse modale par sous-structuration : [...] Date : 21/07/2017 age : 10/10 7 Summary of the results Modeling A makes it possible to validate the calculation of the clean modes compared to a reference solution obtained analytically; the maximum error is of less than 0.5 %. Modeling B validates the dynamic under-structuring with interface of Craig-Bampto N. The relative error between modelings A and B is worthless.