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Background to dynamics - Nastran In-CAD Tutorial
From the course: Autodesk Nastran In-CAD: Dynamic Analysis
Background to dynamics
- [Instructor] This video describes the background to dynamic analysis. Now why dynamic FEA? Many real-world structures see dynamic environments. So, some typical examples would be a washing machine. You've probably all experienced severe shaking, floor shaking and so on around a washing machine. Air conditioning units as I know to my cost can be very noisy. And a building during an earthquake can shake pretty violently. You ride at high speed in a helicopter, that can be a very unpleasant experience, lots of dynamic characteristics there, lots of vibration modes. Finite Element Analysis, FEA, simulations can help design in a dynamic environment. So, for example, what are the critical spin speeds for the washing machines? What's the worst case weight and distribution for the wash load? What are the peak stresses in the supporting bolts holding the wash tub in place? And if we've got random usage over a number of years, what is the fatigue life likely to be of the key components such…
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Use Autodesk Nastran In-CAD5m 57s
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Fast run-through4m 21s
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Background to dynamics3m 46s
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Introduction to normal modes analysis5m 2s
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A basic example: Building and running4m 38s
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A basic example: Postprocessing, part 13m 59s
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A basic example: Postprocessing, part 24m 24s
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Mass modeling in dynamics7m 18s
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Mass modeling examples, part 15m 39s
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Mass modeling examples, part 24m 45s
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Stiffness modeling in dynamics4m 6s
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Stiffness modeling examples4m 32s
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Rigid body modes, part 12m 7s
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Rigid body modes, part 25m 12s
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