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#62518 - 03/26/15 05:20 AM Apply PSD of force to Caesar model
ilario_89 Offline
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Registered: 01/10/14
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Good morning everybody,

I have a question about Caesar II.

We have a Casear II model of a pipework. We know that in the reality a random force is applied to the pipework. Therefore, we don't have a time history of the force.

However, we do have a PSD and the frequency of the force.

Is it possible, in Casear II, to apply these data to a section of the pipe and obtain a PSD of the displacements and stresses?

I hope to have been clear enough.

Thank you very much.
Kindest regards,
Ilario

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#62548 - 03/29/15 01:47 AM Re: Apply PSD of force to Caesar model [Re: ilario_89]
Dave Diehl Offline
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I am uncertain of your term PSD.
CAESAR II can evaluate response to a harmonic load. This would be a dynamic analysis. You provide the force vector at a node and it's frequency.
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#62701 - 04/14/15 02:24 AM Re: Apply PSD of force to Caesar model [Re: ilario_89]
ilario_89 Offline
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Registered: 01/10/14
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Sorry for the very late answer.

PSD means Power spectral density and it represents the distribution of energy in the frequency domain.

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