Houjou
Aerospace
- Aug 7, 2014
- 3
I am trying to perform a random vibration analysis to my CAD model, which is a spacecraft payload placed within a launcher.
I am provided with a random vibration qualification level graph (PSD [g^2/Hz] versus frequency [Hz]) extracted from the launcher's datasheets.
Now, common sense told me that Random Analysis here would mean inserting this PSD-freq graph as a load to my model and seeing the resulting deformation it experiences. Instead, a colleague told me to run a random vibration frequency sweep with ANSYS to actually obtain a PSD-frequency chart and compare it with the qualification one.
I really need some help figuring out what it actually means to perform this analysis, and what's the procedure to follow. Any help??!
Thank you very much!!
I am provided with a random vibration qualification level graph (PSD [g^2/Hz] versus frequency [Hz]) extracted from the launcher's datasheets.
Now, common sense told me that Random Analysis here would mean inserting this PSD-freq graph as a load to my model and seeing the resulting deformation it experiences. Instead, a colleague told me to run a random vibration frequency sweep with ANSYS to actually obtain a PSD-frequency chart and compare it with the qualification one.
I really need some help figuring out what it actually means to perform this analysis, and what's the procedure to follow. Any help??!
Thank you very much!!