Time-History Analysis in RFEM - Induced Vibrations
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Nicholas J. Greven P.Eng.
07/23/2019
Periodically, structures subjected to machine induced vibrations or blast loading require a dynamic analysis. A powerful yet intuitive structural analysis software is essential for these scenarios.
Recorded Webinar
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Event Language
EnglishContent
- Overview and features of RFEM and the dynamic add-on modules
- Natural frequency analysis utilizing RF-DYNAM Pro – Natural Vibrations
- Time-history analysis utilizing RF-DYNAM Pro – Forced Vibrations
- Example 1: Machine induced vibrations
- Example 2: Blast analysis
Length: 1:08:27 h
Time Schedule
| 00:00 | Introduction |
| 01:08 | Concept of RFEM and RF-DYNAM Pro modules |
| 04:16 | RF-DYNAM Pro – Forced Vibrations overview |
| 09:14 | Example 1: Machine-Induced Vibrations introduction |
| 13:24 | RF-DYNAM Pro – Natural Vibrations analysis |
| 23:12 | RF-DYNAM Pro – Forced Vibrations machine-induced time-history analysis |
| 37:11 | Review of machine-induced time-history results |
| 43:37 | Time-history analysis with modified structure |
| 53:05 | Example 2: Blast Analysis introduction |
| 58:34 | RF-DYNAM Pro – Forced Vibrations blast time-history analysis |
| 1:01:47 | Review of blast time-history results |
| 1:03:36 | Integration of dynamic results with design modules |
| 1:06:20 | Closing remarks |
Speaker
Amy Heilig, PE
CEO - USA Office
Sales & Technical Support Engineer
Amy Heilig is the CEO of the USA office located in Philadelphia, PA. In addition, she provides sales and technical support and continues to aid in the development of Dlubal Software programs for the North American market.
Keywords
time history time history analysis dynamics dynamic analysis forced vibrations machine induced vibrations blast analysis
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