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How Many Modes Should I Look For?

11/14/2007 4:50 AM

I want to do some F.E modal analysis of a machine component, how many modes should i look for? 5, 7? Its a stationary part that may be prone to vibration.

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Re: How Many modes should i look for?

11/14/2007 7:09 AM

You should determine it depending on the generated frequencies by your machine. You should look at all modes which could come near to a major disturbing frequency.

If you have a major disturbance at let say 3*f (f basic generated frequency) then you should look a the mode with a frequency > 6*f.

You should make the difference between the "own dynamical behaviour" which is a property of the part and the "imposed dynamical load" which is generated by the machine where the part performs.

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Re: How Many Modes Should I Look For?

11/15/2007 7:42 PM

It's a stationary part so not so critical, I think. Check the nature frequency of stationary is not close to the exciting source ( > 20 % is safe). The exciting behavior will give direct impact on the stationary or not? That will be important.

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