Nonlinear dynamic modelling using component mode synthesis
Summary: This paper investigates the coupling of Component Mode Synthesis (CMS) and nonlinear solution techniques to simulate the nonlinear dynamic response of structures. CMS techniques can be used to model flexibility of substructures in a primarily rigid body dynamic solution through the use of modal superposition. The limitation of this technique, as implemented in commercial rigid body dynamics codes, is that only the linear elastic response of the substructure can be modelled. An implicit method is presented, which couples a fixed interface CMS technique with classical plasticity theory to approximate nonlinear material effects during a dynamic simulation. An example problem is provided to indicate the accuracy and limitations of this type of solution technique.
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- Component mode synthesis for model order reduction of nonclassicallydamped systems
- Toward fitting structured nonlinear systems by means of dynamic mode decomposition
- Component-mode synthesis method variants in the dynamics of coupled structures
- Computational methods for modelling of nonlinear systems
- Nonlinear model order reduction via dynamic mode decomposition
- Component mode synthesis for nonclassically damped systems
- NONLINEAR MODELING OF COMPLEX MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
- Component mode synthesis for damped structures
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6678650
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