Vibration testing of beams at low and medium frequencies
Dynamic tests on composites - Low-frequency characterization
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Vibration testing of beams at low and medium frequencies
Dynamic tests on composites - Low-frequency characterization

Author : Yvon CHEVALIER

Publication date: July 10, 2002 | Lire en français

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2. Vibration testing of beams at low and medium frequencies

2.1 Method principle

  • The measurement technique involves two main steps.

    • The first step is to extract the complex stiffness characteristics from the transfer function of a vibrating beam for the three classical elementary loads: extension, bending and torsion, as shown in figure 1 . The beams are as simple as possible: flat, rectilinear or curvilinear (ring) beams whose axes are the axes of material symmetry of the orthotropic composite material, so that only one complex modulus is involved at a time. It should be noted that tests on off-axis beams have been considered (

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