Virtual shaker testing at V2i: measured-based shaker model and industrial test case
Sébastien Hoffait, Frédéric Marin, Daniel Simon, Bart Peeters, Jean‐Claude Golinval
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Sébastien Hoffait, Frédéric Marin, Daniel Simon, Bart Peeters, Jean‐Claude Golinval
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During high level vibration test on a heavy specimen, the test engineer is often facing difficulties to pass properly the specified vibration level due to coupling between the specimen under test and theelectrodynamic shaker. The present paper highlights the methodology followed to develop a virtual shaker testing simulator. The first step involves the dynamic identification of a 80 kN shaker performed thanks to measurements (modal analyses and sine sweeps). The second step is the definition of the physic included in the simulator and the translation of the electromechanical equations in a home-made simulator. Controller developed by SIEMENS LMS and supplied to V2i in the framework of the AOC research project (“Advanced Operational Certification”, Walloon Region funding) is introduced to close the loop. An industrial test case is described to demonstrate the abilityof the simulator to deal with real complex structures.
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During high level vibration test on a heavy specimen, the test engineer is often facing difficulties to pass properly the specified vibration level due to coupling between the specimen under test and theelectrodynamic shaker. The present paper highlights the methodology followed to develop a virtual shaker testing simulator. The first step involves the dynamic identification of a 80 kN shaker performed thanks to measurements (modal analyses and sine sweeps). The second step is the definition of the physic included in the simulator and the translation of the electromechanical equations in a home-made simulator. Controller developed by SIEMENS LMS and supplied to V2i in the framework of the AOC research project (“Advanced Operational Certification”, Walloon Region funding) is introduced to close the loop. An industrial test case is described to demonstrate the abilityof the simulator to deal with real complex structures.
Key concepts: Shaker, Test (biology), Computer science, Acoustics, Physics, Geology, Paleontology, Vibration