Dynamic Analysis

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"In dynamics, the time dependence is strictly considered because the calculation of inertial forces requires derivatives respect to actual time to be taken. Dynamic analysis is needed when the variation of displacement with time is so rapid that inertial effects cannot be ignored. Practical examples for these analyses are: earthquakes, vehicle crashes, rocket launches, etc."

Types of Dynamic Analysis

• Pseudo-Static Analysis
• Pseudo-Dynamic Analysis
• Response Spectrum
• Mode Superposition

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Revision ID: 5709
Revision Date: 12/14/2022