Linear Dynamic Analysis

EIGENVALUE ANALYSIS

  • Natural frequencies and mode shapes
  • Modal stresses and strain energy computation
  • Eigenvalue extraction algorithms
    • Conventional subspace iteration
    • Accelerated subspace iteration
    • Lanczos Method
    • Inverse iteration
    • Guyan reduction
  • Extraction of zero frequencies (rigid body modes) and coincident frequencies
  • Component mode synthesis to evaluate natural frequencies and mode shapes for:
    • Normal structures, given the mode shapes of the substructures or components
    • Cyclicsymmetric structures, given the mode shapes of one sector

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Bending Mode of an Impeller

MODAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS

  • Viscous, structural, proportional and material damping
  • Capabilities to handle rigid body modes
  • Transient Dynamic Analysis
    • Time dependent ground excitations, nodal forces, and pressure loading
    • Nonzero initial displacements
    • Time dependent loads using time functions and arrival times
    • Time history and snapshot output for displacements, velocities, accelerations, stresses, reactions, and beam end forces
    • Generation of floor response spectra
  • Frequency response analysis
    • Frequency dependent harmonic ground excitations, nodal force, and pressure loading
    • Amplitude and phase spectrum input
    • Point-to-point transfer function calculation
  • Amplitude and phase spectra output for displacements, velocities, accelerations, reactions, and beam end forces
  • Random Vibration Analysis
    • Stationary nodal forces, ground excitations, and pressure loading
    • Non-Stationary inputs
    • Auto PSD and complex cross PSD input
    • Numerical or exact integration of the PSDs to compute the covariance matrices
    • Auto PSD output for displacements, velocities, accelerations, stresses, reactions, and beam end forces
    • RMS responses for displacements, velocities, accelerations, stresses, reactions, and beam end forces
  • Shock (response) spectrum analysis
    • Multi directional displacement, velocity or acceleration spectra input
    • Modal combination rules
      • Absolute sum
      • Square root of sum of squares or RMS sum
      • Peak RMS or NRL sum
      • Complete quadratic combination (CQC) sum
    • Direction combination by RMS or absolute sum
    • Automated mode selection and spectra computation by U.S. Navy DDAM method
    • Missing mass correction

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NISA DYSPAN (Dynamic Spectrum Analyzer)

  • Response spectrum generation
  • PSD generation
  • Spectrum compatible time history generation
  • FFT generation

DIRECT TRANSIENT DYNAMIC ANALYSIS

  • Newmark-Beta method for implicit time integration
  • Lumped and consistent mass formulation
  • Discrete damper elements and proportional (Raleigh) damping
  • Nonzero initial conditions
  • Time dependent boundary conditions
  • Forces due to moving frames of references
    • Centrifugal forces
    • Coriolis forces
    • Linear and angular forces
    • Time dependent concentrated and distributed loading Absolute motion of unconstrained structures

 
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