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Component-based Transfer Path Analysis and Virtual Prototyping Master Class

Course Code
CT2780
Software
Simcenter Testlab 2024
Language
English
User Level
Beginner to Intermediate
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Live In-Person Duration
3 Days

Join the Component-Based TPA and Virtual Prototyping Master Class, a 3-day live training at Siemens DISW Engineering in Newark,CA. This event gathers the NVH community for enriching lectures and learning application insights from industry experts, OEMs, and suppliers. Experience live demonstrations, interactive sessions, multiple hands-on workshops, and an expert panel discussion, all designed to enhance your practical skills in transitioning from physical prototype troubleshooting to virtual prototype prediction. 

This master class aims to strengthen your network and create an inspiring innovating environment. It is designed for NVH managers, experts, and engineers at OEMs and suppliers working towards  reducing physical prototypes, orchestrating seamless interaction between independent development teams within or outside the organization and getting inspired by new methodologies for NVH engineering. CTPA and VPA technologies are key  to combine test and CAE models, learn how to predict system behavior after integration, and skill-up your  measurement as well as CAE capabilities in developing virtual assemblies for predictive analysis.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is for designers, engineers, and CAD/CAM managers who need to create parametric solid models that capture design intent.

PREREQUISITES

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PRIMARY COURSE TOPICS

Day 1
The essentials behind virtual prototyping for NVH: From physical prototype troubleshooting to virtual prototype prediction.  The theory behind component-based TPA & in-situ TPA: 

  • Methods for obtaining reliable invariant structural loads 
  • Addressing airborne loads 
  • Coupling sources towards receiving structures, using 
  • Frequency-based sub structuring 
  • How to do instrumentation for in-situ TPA 
  • What are virtual points and why are they important (with practical examples) 
  • Invariant source characterization on tire, auxiliaries, and 
  • powertrain case studies

Day 2
Component modeling and virtual prototyping process: In this session, we explain how to take the technology discussed so far, toward an implementation across the full NVH development.

  • Creating test or CAE-based component models for more easy and fail-safe coupling for virtual assemblies, using data from different stakeholders  
  • Example: NVH predictive analysis using Virtual Prototype methodology. 
  • Typical VPA implementation pitfalls and ways to overcome those. 
  • Examples: Company wide component models management process and ways to maximize VPA process use for NVH engineering.

FRF data collection techniques:

  • Considerations on different measurement techniques for FRF data collection. From impact hammers to shakers. 
  • Different approaches when using an impact hammer. 
  • Shaker-based data collection 

Rotating workshops in small groups – part 1/2: 

  • Collecting data for blocked force characterization on a tire Data collection on a receiving structure  
  • Calculating blocked forces and preparation of components that can be used throughout the organization.  
  • Combining test & CAE data into virtual prototypes

Day 3

  • Auralizing virtual assemblies: 
  • Evaluate virtual prototypes subjectively using NVH simulators. 
  • Examples of how to predict KPIs, such as articulation index, loudness, from virtual prototypes  

Application examples from Siemens STS Practice (Engineering Services): 

  • Mount stiffness matrix characterization for higher frequency. 
  • Powertrain integration examples 
  • Blocked force characterization of a rolling tire (versus static tire) 
  • Decoupling methods/techniques 

Rotating workshops in small groups – part 2/2: 

  • Collecting data for blocked force characterization on a tire 
  • Data collection on a receiving structure 
  • Calculating blocked forces and preparation of components that can be used throughout the organization.  
  • Combining test & CAE data into virtual prototypes
  • Q&A Session