NAS 101: Linear Static and Normal Modes Analysis
Modal Analysis of a Circular Plate: Model a circular plate using a 30 degree section for symmetric boundary conditions, submit for modal analysis and find first three natural frequencies with mode shapes.
Normal Modes - Rigid Element Analysis with RBE2 and CONM2: Create a tube model with a 'rigid' end, define mass concentrations and perform modal analysis
Modal Analysis of Interpolation Constraint Elements and Concentrated Mass: Use previous exercise and replace rigid element with interpolation constraint elements.
NAS 102: Dynamic Analysis
Modal Analysis of a Flat Plate: Produce a MSC/NASTRAN input file and submit for analysis to find the first five natural frequencies and mode shapes.
Modal Analysis of a Flat Plate Using Static Reduction: Reduce the dynamic math model in the previous exercise to one with fewer degrees of freedom and find the first five natural frequencies.
Modal Analysis of a Beam: Perform normal modes analysis and find the first three natural frequencies for a simply supported beam.
Modal Analysis of a Beam (SI Units): Analyze a stiffened beam for normal modes.
NAS120: Linear Static and Normal Nodes Analysis Using MSC/NASTRAN and MSC/PATRAN
Normal Modes Analysis of a Simply-Supported Stiffened Plate: Convert a Linear Static analysis input file to a Normal Modes analysis input file, generate weight information and review results.
Normal Modes Analysis of a Simply-Supported Stiffened Plate: Convert a Linear Static analysis input file to a Normal Modes analysis input file, generate weight information and review results.
Simple Lumped Mass System: Model a simple lumped mass system using beam elements and point elements, apply proper constraints to ensure stability during analysis and find the first two modes of vibration.