The NX Response Simulation course offers training in the use of Response Simulation for analysis of mechanical components subjected to dynamic loads. In addition the course covers the general theory and methods behind the software and the consideration important to accurate results such as modal sufficiency. The course also provides opportunities for hands-on practice with NX Response Simulation software. A variety of examples will be used to demonstrate typical approaches for problems with transient, sinusoidal, shock and random excitations. Class participants are invited to submit examples of problems.
This course is intended for designers and engineers who need to characterize dynamic responses including transient, sinusoidal, random, and shock spectrum.
Required courses:
- Advanced Simulation Processes (TR15020)
- Or successful completion of Advanced Simulation self-paced courses on Learning Advantage.
- Basic understanding of finite element analysis principles, statics, solid mechanics, and basic dynamics.
- Student Guide
- Activity Material
- Theory of single and multi-degree of freedom systems
- Function creation and manipulation
- Random vibration analysis
- Transient vibration analysis
- Response spectra analysis
- Base excitation methods
- Shock and drop analysis