Learn about Polytec’s non-intrusive and highly productive vibration measurement technology for automated multi-point scanning of structures. The webinar will explain its application to aerospace, automotive, civil, biological, medical and micro- structures.
Topics Include:
- Concept and theory of 1D and 3D scanning vibrometry
- Technical advantages and limitations
- Productivity benefits
- Example applications including FEM validation, modal analysis, acoustics, NVH troubleshooting, automated 3D data acquisition with RoboVib and strain measurement
Unlike accelerometer data, the PSV data is starting to actually look like FEM data, but is MORE accurate.
There are many issues with traditional contacting accelerometers, the most important of which are listed here.
Accel data can easily be misleading, resulting in data you think is accurate but in fact is not.
Operational Deflection Shape
2 ref channels per shaker, 4 uncorrelated signals for shakers
This is a solid model of a cast aluminum transmission case that was tested with accelerometers and with the RoboVib.
A finite element model was generated with about 20000 nodes and 69000 elements.
….we obtained the following data at 579.7 Hz…
Extracting the X, Y, Z amplitude and phase spectrum for each scan point ……………
We were able to use modal analysis software to perform curve fitting and extract the modes
As you can see from this slide the MAC values from RoboVib are quite respectable – certainly when compared to the accelerometer data, which was all less than 0.64
This resulted in a model update using the experimentally derived data. Density was changed by 1.3% and elastic modulus by 5.7%.