How to plot NVH results.

Brian_20847
Brian_20847 Altair Community Member
edited January 15 in Community Q&A

Hi expert,

I have a question "How to plot the graph about vibration amplitude, angular velocity, and frequency of the engine based on MBD results"

Thanks.

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Answers

  • Orestis_YB
    Orestis_YB
    Altair Employee
    edited January 11

    Hello Brian,

    Here you can find a dedicated tutorial on how to create a waterfall diagram of Force-Frequency-RPM (HG3D-1000: Define Waterfall Plots (altair.com)). As the tutorial describes, you'll need to first create two plots Force-Time (in your case displacement-time) and RPM-Time. Then in a new page you'll have to create a 3D chart and from the waterfall diagram panel you can select the precious curves. Hope this helps!

    Best regards,
    Orestis.

  • Brian_20847
    Brian_20847 Altair Community Member
    edited January 11
    orestes said:

    Hello Brian,

    Here you can find a dedicated tutorial on how to create a waterfall diagram of Force-Frequency-RPM (HG3D-1000: Define Waterfall Plots (altair.com)). As the tutorial describes, you'll need to first create two plots Force-Time (in your case displacement-time) and RPM-Time. Then in a new page you'll have to create a 3D chart and from the waterfall diagram panel you can select the precious curves. Hope this helps!

    Best regards,
    Orestis.

    Hi @orestes ,

    I need a plot vs frequency, so I need a plot vs time and convert it to frequency, right?

    Thanks

  • Orestis_YB
    Orestis_YB
    Altair Employee
    edited January 11

    Hello Brian,

    waterfall diagram tool in 3D chart suite will perform the FFT for you. You will just need to pick the desired values in comparison to time.

    Best regards,
    Orestis.

  • Brian_20847
    Brian_20847 Altair Community Member
    edited January 12
    orestes said:

    Hello Brian,

    waterfall diagram tool in 3D chart suite will perform the FFT for you. You will just need to pick the desired values in comparison to time.

    Best regards,
    Orestis.

    Hi @orestes 

    The curve 1 is displacement, the curve2 is angular velocity.

    When the response is curve 1, the input is curve 2, The force in the 3D plot is displacement right?

    Why is it named force?

    Thanks.

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  • Orestis_YB
    Orestis_YB
    Altair Employee
    edited January 12

    Hello Brian,

    force label is set by default but you can change it by double clicking on it.

    Best regards,
    Orestis.