Delicate microgravity science is unlikely to succeed on the International Space Station if vibratory and transient disturbers corrupt the environment. An analytical approach to compute the on-orbit acceleration environment at science experiment locations within a standard payload rack resulting from these disturbers is presented. This approach has been grounded by correlation and comparison to test verified transfer functions. The method combines the results of finite element and statistical energy analysis using tested damping and modal characteristics to provide a reasonable approximation of the total root-mean-square (RMS) acceleration spectra at the interface to microgravity science experiment hardware.
Dynamic Modeling and Testing of MSRR-1 for Use in Microgravity Environments Analysis
42nd AIAA Structures, Dynamics, and Materials Conference ; 2001 ; Seattle, WA, United States
2001-02-02
Preprint
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Englisch
AIAA-2001-1307 Dynamic Modeling and Testing of MSRR-1 for Use in Microgravity Environments Analysis
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2001
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British Library Conference Proceedings | 2001
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