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http://dx.doi.org/10.5050/KSNVE.2012.22.8.777

Improved Vibration Vector Intensity Field for FEM and Experimental Vibrating Plate Using Streamlines Visualization  

Fawazi, Noor (Graduate School of Mechanical Eng., Hanyang Uni.)
Jeong, Jae-Eun (Graduate School of Mechanical Eng., Hanyang Uni.)
Oh, Jae-Eung (School of Mechanical Engineering, Hanyang Uni.)
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Transactions of the Korean Society for Noise and Vibration Engineering / v.22, no.8, 2012 , pp. 777-783 More about this Journal
Abstract
Vibration intensity has been used to identify the location of a vibration source in a vibrating system. By using vectors representation, the source of the power flow and the vibration energy transmission paths can be revealed. However, due to the large surface area of a plate-like structure, clear transmission paths cannot be achieved using the vectors representation. Experimentally, for a large surface object, the number of measured points will also be increased. This requires a lot of time for measurement. In this study, streamlines representation is used to clearly indicate the power flow transmission paths at all surface plate for FEM and experiment. To clearly improve the vibration intensity transmission paths, streamlines representation from experimental works and FEM computations are compared. Improved transmission paths visualization for both FEM and experiment are shown in comparison to conventional vectors representation. These streamlines visualization is useful to clearly identify vibration source and detail energy transmission paths especially for large surface plate-like structures. Not only that, this visualization does not need many measured point either for experiment or FEM analysis.
Keywords
Experimental Vibration Intensity; Vector Intensity Flow; Streamline; Finite Element Method;
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