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Risa 3d for Machine vibration modelling

Risa 3d for Machine vibration modelling

Risa 3d for Machine vibration modelling

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Does RISA 3d have the ability to do time history analysis or the equivelant to model and develop the vibration outputs for a given machine vibration input?  The machine is a rotating piece of equipment supported on an elevated braced steel structure.

I know it can calculate mode shapes and develop the natural frequencies of the support structure, but can it caluclate or otherwise develop the amplitudes, velocities and accelerations for a given vibration?  In the past I have just used it to check to be sure frequencies do not match the machine input, but I now have a case where I actually need to develop velocites at a given point.

RE: Risa 3d for Machine vibration modelling

RISA does not currently have the ability to do a time history analysis.  I'm not sure when it will be added.  We'd have to sit down and review our development priority list to really give a target date.   

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