NASA NTRS · 19790041901
Dynamic model verification of large structural systems
Abstract
The objective of the present methodology is two-fold: (1) to process test data obtained from either modal survey tests, or slow sine-sweep tests, to extract a set of orthogonal modes best matching the test data while being commensurate with the dynamic model, and (2) to modify submatrices of the dynamic model mass and stiffness matrices to adjust the model to best fit the test data. The method has been implemented using a linear statistical sequential estimator for computation on a CDC computer. Demonstration problems involving Space Shuttle quarter-scale vibration test data and dynamic models have been run. This paper will discuss the general methodology and experience to date.
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Lee, L. T., Hasselman, T. K.. 1978-11-01. Dynamic model verification of large structural systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790041901
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