Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme

The laser spot weld is widely used to join automotive structural components due to the advantages of being inexpensive and more efficient. However, developing a reliable FE model of a laser spot weld for investigating a structure's modal parameters is very challenging. A repeated assessment of...

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Main Author: Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2022
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Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
2022
AIP Conference Proceedings
2545

10.1063/5.0103295
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85141843190&doi=10.1063%2f5.0103295&partnerID=40&md5=dd8226017c1249a6c61efe86b59f3fea
The laser spot weld is widely used to join automotive structural components due to the advantages of being inexpensive and more efficient. However, developing a reliable FE model of a laser spot weld for investigating a structure's modal parameters is very challenging. A repeated assessment of the welded joint model can significantly affect the efficiency of the finite element method, especially for a large complex structure that usually consists of huge numbers of degrees of freedom. This paper presents a wave-based substructuring method to speed up a modal parameters analysis of a laser spot welded structure. A reduced model is developed based on the wave-based substructuring scheme and compared with the full finite element model in computational time and accuracy. It was found that the proposed scheme was able to reduce the computational time of a modal parameters analysis significantly. The proposed scheme may provide advantages for research requiring high computational analysis. © 2022 Author(s).
American Institute of Physics Inc.
0094243X
English
Conference paper
All Open Access; Bronze Open Access
author Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
spellingShingle Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
author_facet Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
author_sort Basri A.B.A.; Febrina R.; Afriani L.; Rani M.N.A.; Yunus M.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I.; Shah M.A.S.A.
title Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
title_short Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
title_full Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
title_fullStr Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
title_full_unstemmed Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
title_sort Modal parameters of a laser spot welded structure using wave-based substructuring scheme
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description The laser spot weld is widely used to join automotive structural components due to the advantages of being inexpensive and more efficient. However, developing a reliable FE model of a laser spot weld for investigating a structure's modal parameters is very challenging. A repeated assessment of the welded joint model can significantly affect the efficiency of the finite element method, especially for a large complex structure that usually consists of huge numbers of degrees of freedom. This paper presents a wave-based substructuring method to speed up a modal parameters analysis of a laser spot welded structure. A reduced model is developed based on the wave-based substructuring scheme and compared with the full finite element model in computational time and accuracy. It was found that the proposed scheme was able to reduce the computational time of a modal parameters analysis significantly. The proposed scheme may provide advantages for research requiring high computational analysis. © 2022 Author(s).
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