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Introduction to normal modes analysis - Nastran In-CAD Tutorial
From the course: Autodesk Nastran In-CAD: Dynamic Analysis
Introduction to normal modes analysis
- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to look at the background to normal modes analysis. So what exactly is normal modes analysis? Now, there are various terms used to describe a normal modes analysis, and this can be a bit confusing. We talk about an eigenvector analysis, sometimes it's called an eigenvalue analysis, a natural frequency analysis. The terminology, as I said, can be very confusing. So the objectives of the analysis, it's all the same type of analysis, we are trying to find all the resonant or natural frequencies within a range. Now, these natural frequencies are defined in cycles per second or hertz, or sometimes radians per second or radian per second. We need to find mode shapes corresponding to each natural frequency. Now, one of the important things to understand is these are just shapes coming from a normal modes analysis. There's no units, and there is actually no amplitude associated with them. Now, when we are doing normal modes analysis, we balance the…
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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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