New concepts for test and FE analysis data comparisons
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General Manager, vMACH Engineering, GERMANY
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Poznan University of Technology, POLAND
Publication date: 2009-02-02
Rail Vehicles/Pojazdy Szynowe 2009,1,44-53
ABSTRACT
The paper proposes usage of existing methods of test data analysis into post-processing of FE
models results, as well as usage of improved methods of FE data identifications for test data
analysis. Continuously growing size and complexity of the FE models and possibilities of new
technologies like laser or camera measurement of vibrations need new methods in
identification, comparison and correlation. Generalised workflow of NVH analysis and 18
steps of proposed methodology are presented. Every step is described using graphics pictures
generated from FEgraph software dedicated as post-processing tool for automotive industry.
The proposed methods of same data processing for test and analysis data was successfully
introduced into automotive industry and is on continuous development. Nevertheless, it can be
used in the other branches of industry including in the analysis of the strength calculations of
the rail vehicles bodies.
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