Finite Element Analysis - ASM
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Industrial structures

Dynamic finite element analysis of structures to determine:
  • Natural frequencies and mode shapes
  • Steady-state dynamic response to harmonic excitation
  • Transient dynamic response to events such as start-up
  • Frequency response analysis for stochastic vibrations
  • Spectrum response analysis for seismic loading
  • Structural velocities and accelerations

The results from the above finite element analyses can be assessed for various objectives, such as:
  • Design fatigue life
  • Human exposure to vibration
  • Vibration limits to which mounted machinery will be exposed
  • Serviceability requirements
  • Ultimate strength in the case of seismic loading

Industrial structure - vibration levels reduced
Assessment of the dynamic response of the structure to excitation caused by vibrating equipment including screens and basket centrifuges.
Prokon model - assessment of vibration levels
Prokon model of an industrial structure, where the effect of the addition of a vibrating screen was assessed