Correctly Interpret Random Vibration Analysis Results Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 3

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[@Dineshkumar241998]

11:05 how the G acceleration value is calculated?

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[@michapiersa3543]

Does multiplying-by-3 method for equivalent stress applies for all 1,2, and 3 sigmas? For example, in 13:40, if I would like to report equivalent stress in 3 sigma, I should multiply 283.35 MPa by 3 (because of Segalman-Fulcher algorithm) and state, that actually equivalent stress is 850.05 MPa?

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can we get an RPSD graph for multiple points?

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[@ikacar]

thank you.

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[@SoulfullSpace]

We can also get the same results using harmonic response, whats the difference then?

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[@andreagaim2]

Great!!!!

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