Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon
Assumptions and simplifications in finite element (FE) modelling for structural vibration analysis contribute to discrepancies in numerical results. This paper presents FE model updating on components of a simplified model of an aircraft pylon. The components are tested under free-free boundary cond...
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2-s2.0-85141852671 Bahari A.R.; Yunus M.A.; Rani M.N.A.; Shah M.A.S.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I. Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon 2022 AIP Conference Proceedings 2545 10.1063/5.0103288 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85141852671&doi=10.1063%2f5.0103288&partnerID=40&md5=135904ad92f10dcdecd0ab2be2e32ba5 Assumptions and simplifications in finite element (FE) modelling for structural vibration analysis contribute to discrepancies in numerical results. This paper presents FE model updating on components of a simplified model of an aircraft pylon. The components are tested under free-free boundary conditions. Impact testing is performed with roving accelerometers technique. Modal parameters are predicted numerically using NASTRAN SOL 103 normal modes analysis. NASTRAN SOL 200 optimisation for modal based updating method is subsequently used and successfully minimised the total error of the initial FE model from 19.17 per cent to 3.19 per cent. These satisfactory results could be confidently enhanced the quality of the FE model to be used for the further engineering analysis. © 2022 Author(s). American Institute of Physics Inc. 0094243X English Conference paper All Open Access; Bronze Open Access |
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Bahari A.R.; Yunus M.A.; Rani M.N.A.; Shah M.A.S.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I. |
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Bahari A.R.; Yunus M.A.; Rani M.N.A.; Shah M.A.S.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I. Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Bahari A.R.; Yunus M.A.; Rani M.N.A.; Shah M.A.S.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I. |
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Bahari A.R.; Yunus M.A.; Rani M.N.A.; Shah M.A.S.A.; Mirza W.I.I.W.I. |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Finite element model updating on structural components of simplified model of aircraft pylon |
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Assumptions and simplifications in finite element (FE) modelling for structural vibration analysis contribute to discrepancies in numerical results. This paper presents FE model updating on components of a simplified model of an aircraft pylon. The components are tested under free-free boundary conditions. Impact testing is performed with roving accelerometers technique. Modal parameters are predicted numerically using NASTRAN SOL 103 normal modes analysis. NASTRAN SOL 200 optimisation for modal based updating method is subsequently used and successfully minimised the total error of the initial FE model from 19.17 per cent to 3.19 per cent. These satisfactory results could be confidently enhanced the quality of the FE model to be used for the further engineering analysis. © 2022 Author(s). |
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