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Generating Response Spectra Curves
A response spectrum is generated as follows:
1. Assume that there is a series of small, single degree-of-freedom (SDOF) oscillators
each attached to the same location at the connection to the base structure. (In the
examples in the introduction to this section, the base structures are the building
and the spacecraft). These oscillators each have a different resonant frequency,
and all have the same modal damping ratio (2%, for example).
2. Apply a transient excitation to the base structure. Use the base structure’s
damping when computing the base structure’s transient response at the location
of the SDOF oscillators.
3. Use the base structure transient response as input to each SDOF oscillator.
Compute the magnitude of peak response of each SDOF oscillator, and plot the
peak response versus oscillator resonant frequency.
4. Change the modal damping ratio for the oscillators (to 5%, for example) and
repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the range of expected damping.
The response spectrum, therefore, depicts the maximum response magnitude of an SDOF system as a function of resonant frequency and damping.
Dynamic Response Predictions.
Once a spectrum is computed, it can be used for the
dynamic response analysis of an MSC.Nastran model of the component. For example, the
spectrum generated for a floor in a building that is subjected to an earthquake can then be
applied to a complex model of a piece of equipment attached to that floor. The peak
response of each mode of the equipment model is obtained from the spectrum, and these
peak responses are combined to create the overall response. |
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