2020
DOI: 10.1155/2020/9362434
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Structural Modal Analysis and Optimization of SUV Door Based on Response Surface Method

Abstract: Sensitivity analysis and response surface methods were employed to optimize the structural modal of SUV doors. A finite element numerical simulation model was established and was calibrated by restraint modal tests. To screen out highly sensitive panels, a sensitivity analysis for the thickness of door panels was proposed based on the fifth-order modal frequency of the door. Data points were obtained by a faced central composite design with the design variables from the thickness of the highly sensitive panels… Show more

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“…The design parameters of the TM-S are used as input, and the torque-angle characteristics are used as output. Then carry out the design of experiments on the specified design space by the response surface method, and the actual system response of each set of experiments is obtained based on finite element simulation, and finally the approximate FIGURE 16 Design parameters of sharp tooth model of the system is obtained [29,30]. This paper adopts the second-order polynomial response surface model.…”
Section: Response Surface Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The design parameters of the TM-S are used as input, and the torque-angle characteristics are used as output. Then carry out the design of experiments on the specified design space by the response surface method, and the actual system response of each set of experiments is obtained based on finite element simulation, and finally the approximate FIGURE 16 Design parameters of sharp tooth model of the system is obtained [29,30]. This paper adopts the second-order polynomial response surface model.…”
Section: Response Surface Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peng et al [28] calculated that the first-order modal frequency of the body-in-white and the local modal frequency of the roof were 19.62 Hz and 40.1 Hz, respectively. Chen et al [41] obtained the first-order bending modal frequency of the body-in-white and the local modal frequency of the front door are 49.67 Hz and 55.34 Hz, respectively. The maximum vibration displacement of the front door is at the junction of the door and the glass, and the modal frequency differs from the local modal frequency of the front door glass in this article by only 0.89 Hz.…”
Section: Modal Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are three methods to study the vibration characteristics: simulation analysis method [15][16][17], theoretical analysis method [18] and experimental analysis method [19]. The simulation analysis method is to analyze the vibration characteristics after solving the characteristic value of the finite element analysis of the structure [20][21][22]. Therefore, it is widely used in analyzing vibration characteristics of complex mechanical systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%