英文摘要 |
The use of a step-by-step integration method to obtain the shock responsefrom an impulse is usual to solve the force equation of motion.Since the loading time is very short, the time step used for step-by-step integrationmust be smaller than the loading time, so that the variation ofimpulse can be effectively captured. Thus, this time step may be muchsmaller than the time step needed for accuracy and thus the cost of computingis increased. To overcome this difficulty, the momentum equationsof motion are obtained from the time integration of force equations of motion.An integral form step-by-step integration method, which has beendeveloped previously, is used to solve the momentum equation of motion.In this method, an external force is integrated with time and becomes an external momentum. Thus, it can be easily captured due to the smoothingeffect of time integration. In fact, an external momentum can be reliablycaptured even if the time step is larger than the loading time for any shapeof impulse. Whereas, when using an original form of step-by-step integrationmethod, the time step might be as small as or less than 110 of theloading time to allow reliable solutions to be achieved. The choice of thistime step is very shape-dependent. Thus, the integral form step-by-step integrationmethod is very suitable to measure shock response from animpulse or in wave propagation problems. |