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International Journal of Automotive Technology 2008;9(1): 119-122.
AUTOMOTIVE STRUCTURE VIBRATION WITH COMPONENT MODE SYNTHESIS ON A MULTI-LEVEL
C.-W. KIM1, S. N. JUNG1, J. H. CHOI2
1KonKuk University
2KyungHee University
ABSTRACT
The recursive component mode synthesis method (RCMS) has been implemented for the finite element analysis model of an automobile structure as an efficient free vibration analysis tool. The RCMS method is intended to obtain a better performance relative to the block Lanczos method, which is a traditional method in the industry of obtaining eigenvalues, while obtaining the acceptable accuracy. A numerical example of the automobile finite element model demonstrates the outstanding performance of RCMS compared to the block Lanczos method.
Key Words: Finite element, Component mode synthesis, Automobile, Free vibration, Natural frequency, Lanczos
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