Does "Component Mode Synthesis" mean "Craig Bampton" substru
Does "Component Mode Synthesis" mean "Craig Bampton" substru
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Hello there,
I am a new MSC/NASTRAN user (formerly ANSYS, sigh ....
)
I have to make numerous minor modifications to a huge model (our customer requested that), and recompute its dynamic behaviour for each new version.
Thus I would like to use the "Craig Bampton" substructuring method in order to avoid recomputing the whole structure at each iteration.
Unfortunately, I did not find this method in the Nastran "Basic Dynamic Analysis" nor in the "Advanced Dynamic Analysis" Guides.
So where is this HIDDEN ?
Is this the same as Component Mode Synthesis? If true, can anyone help me getting started with it (I found the theoretical background, but there is a lack of examples).
Nicolas
I am a new MSC/NASTRAN user (formerly ANSYS, sigh ....
)I have to make numerous minor modifications to a huge model (our customer requested that), and recompute its dynamic behaviour for each new version.
Thus I would like to use the "Craig Bampton" substructuring method in order to avoid recomputing the whole structure at each iteration.
Unfortunately, I did not find this method in the Nastran "Basic Dynamic Analysis" nor in the "Advanced Dynamic Analysis" Guides.
So where is this HIDDEN ?
Is this the same as Component Mode Synthesis? If true, can anyone help me getting started with it (I found the theoretical background, but there is a lack of examples).
Nicolas
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RE: Does "Component Mode Synthesis" mean "Craig Bampton" substru
i have never used it also. But this site from NASA may help you http://femci.gsfc.nasa.gov/craig_bampton
There is an example from UAI/NASTRAN, it seems similar to MSC/NASTRAN.
Good luck!