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Comparison of Modal Analysis for Vehicle Body by Finite Element and Test

Yan Chen

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A finite element analysis model of a mini-truck was established and analyzed by ANSYS analyzing software.Compared results of theory calculating and testing modal analysis proved that the calculating and testing result was almost the same,which means that calculating modal analysis in computer can replace testing modal analysis in laboratory.

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A finite element analysis model of a mini-truck was established and analyzed by ANSYS analyzing software.Compared results of theory calculating and testing modal analysis proved that the calculating and testing result was almost the same,which means that calculating modal analysis in computer can replace testing modal analysis in laboratory.

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A finite element analysis model of a mini-truck was established and analyzed by ANSYS analyzing software.Compared results of theory calculating and testing modal analysis proved that the calculating and testing result was almost the same,which means that calculating modal analysis in computer can replace testing modal analysis in laboratory.

Key concepts: Modal testing, Finite element method, Modal, Modal analysis, Modal analysis using FEM, Truck, Structural engineering, Software

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