scientific article; zbMATH DE number 166707
Approximate results using the modal superposition technique have been obtained for dynamically loaded structures to find the response of a system to transient loads. The author computed the modal data of the coupled structure. The equation of motion has been formulated using the finite element technique, and the solution has been provided. Some energy considerations are given, and multiple mode coupling and approximate modal damping are discussed. Finally, the author suggested that further research can be done by using the damping information obtained by the boundary element method. This work is useful for those working in the field of dynamic structures.
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