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    Shock

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    The document contains an acceleration-time graph showing a peak acceleration of 35 m/s^2 at 0.03 seconds. It also lists objectives to find normal modes through response dynamics analysis, extract mass participation factors, and evaluate maximum stress at the first natural frequency for a motor and rotary vane pump system. Coordinates are provided for the center of mass of each component.

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    Shock

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    The document contains an acceleration-time graph showing a peak acceleration of 35 m/s^2 at 0.03 seconds. It also lists objectives to find normal modes through response dynamics analysis, extract mass participation factors, and evaluate maximum stress at the first natural frequency for a motor and rotary vane pump system. Coordinates are provided for the center of mass of each component.

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    The document contains an acceleration-time graph showing a peak acceleration of 35 m/s^2 at 0.03 seconds. It also lists objectives to find normal modes through response dynamics analysis, extract mass participation factors, and evaluate maximum stress at the first natural frequency for a motor and rotary vane pump system. Coordinates are provided for the center of mass of each component.

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    Shock

    Uploaded by

    Sam George
    The document contains an acceleration-time graph showing a peak acceleration of 35 m/s^2 at 0.03 seconds. It also lists objectives to find normal modes through response dynamics analysis, extract mass participation factors, and evaluate maximum stress at the first natural frequency for a motor and rotary vane pump system. Coordinates are provided for the center of mass of each component.

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    Sec mm/s2

    0 0
    0.0015 0
    0.003 0 Chart Title
    0.0045 0
    40000
    0.006 1000
    0.0075 5000 35000

    0.009 15000 30000


    0.0105 20000
    25000
    0.012 25000
    0.0135 30000 20000

    0.015 32500 15000


    0.0165 35000 10000
    0.018 32500
    5000
    0.0195 30000
    0.021 25000 0
    0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05
    0.0225 20000
    0.024 15000
    0.0255 10000 Acceleration 35m/s2
    0.027 5000 Time Duration 30ms
    0.0285 1000
    0.03 0
    0.031 0
    Point X Y
    0.06 0 Coordinates

    COUPMASS of
    Motor 88 -139.382

    COUPMASS of
    Rotary Vane
    pump 480.5 -139.359

    Objectives
    1 Find the Normal Modes.
    2 Perform Response Dynamics Analysis
    2.1 Damping Ratio: 4%
    2.2 Lancoz Data
    Min Freq: 0 Hz Desired no.of Modes 100
    Max Freq: 350 Hz
    2.3 Enable Output Request for Stress & Displacement.

    3 Extract prominent mass Participation factor.


    4 Evaluate the max stress results at the first natural frequency.
    hart Title

    0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07

    -218.076

    -217.993

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