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A scaling approach for the prediction of high-frequency mean responses of vibrating systems
1Key Laboratory of Environmental Noise and Vibration, Beijing Municipal Institute of Labour Protection, Beijing 100054, China.
Abstract:
This analysis presents a scaling approach to predict high-frequency mean responses of vibrating systems. The basis of the approach lies in the dynamic similitude between the original systems and the scaled models. A general scaling law is formulated using Skudrzyk's mean-value theorem and its specific form is derived for the case of a flexural plate. Modal density is scaled down to reduce the computational cost in the high-frequency mean response prediction. Different scaling procedures are numerically experimented and some insights are given about the accuracy of the scaling approach as compared with a dense finite element analysis.
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