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Denna rapport har handlat om utvärderingen av ny utrustning för modelprovning samt

de-sign av ett EXE-program skapat i Labview, som används under en obligatorisk laboration inom

kursen Strukturoptimering och sandwichdesign på Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, samt inom

forskning på skolan. För att nna en lämplig ersättare skrevs en lista med kravspecikationer

som användes till att sålla ut möjliga alternativ. Som ersättare valdes en National Instruments

9234 datainsamlingsmodul tillsammans med en National Instruments 9171 chassi, som

imple-menterades tillsammans med en förhållandevis modern dator med operativsystemet Windows 7

Enterprise Edition. Ett mätprogram skapades också i Labview 2011 för laborationen, men kan

modieras för andra mätningar till forskningen inom skolan, och kan ses i bilaga B.3.

Litteraturförteckning

[1] Wennhage, P., Rosén, A., 2014. Design project in SD2416 Structural Optimisation and

Sandwich Design Autumn 2014 (3hp)

[2] Wallin, H. P., Carlsson, U., Åbom, M., Bodén, H., och Glav, R., 2012. Ljud och Vibrationer

Reviderad version av den tredje upplagan. KTH farkost och yg/ Marcus Wallenberg

La-boratoriet för Ljud- och Vibrationsforskning, Stockholm: Universitetsservice US-AB.

[3] Ewins, D.J. 1991. Modal Testing: Theory and Practice.

Taunton, Somerset, England: Research Sudies Press LTD.

[4] Prevas. inget datum tillgängligt. LabVIEW, grask programmering som ger stora

besparing-ar

http://www.prevas.se/labview.html (Hämtad 2015-07-15)

[5] National Instruments. 2014. Understanding Resolution in High-Speed

Digiti-zers/Oscilloscopes.

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4806/en/ (Hämtad 2015-04-27)

[6] Sandberg, Mats. Sales Engineer vid HBM Sveige.

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User manual for measurement of the frequency

response function, FRF, of a sandwich beam.

1. Write the number assigned to the group. This number will be attached to the filenames.

2. Write the number written on the beam. This number will attached to the filenames.

3. Check this box to save the raw-data from the sensors. The data will be saved in a separate file, at the

same location as all other files.

4. Select the folder where the files will be saved by clicking the folder-icon, navigate into the desired

folder, and click the Current Folder button.

5. Write a measurement-time. By increasing the measurement-time, the frequency-increment Δf will

decrease in the FRF. For a good FRF, the time need to be long enough for both signals to settle down

reasonably close to its initial values.

6. Select a sampling rate: The higher the sampling-rate, the higher the maximum frequency of the FRF

will be. But this program automatically cuts off the results at 2000 Hz before plotting and saving.

7. Select the input channel that the impulse hammer is connected to.

8. Select the input channel that the accelerometer is connected to.

9. The Recording indicator will be on during data recording.

10. The # of Measurements indicator displays the number of measurements that has been completed this

session. Quitting the program will reset this to zero. This number will be attached to the filename.

11. Click RECORD to begin recording. No changes can be made while recording.

12. Click TEST to test if the chosen channels are correct, this will open a new window, see page 2.

13. Click QUIT to close the program. Clicking QUIT will not stop a measurement in progress.

14. Click on the tab to select which graph to display: The Signals Graph plots the measured signals from

the two selected channels. The FRF Graph plots the frequency response function.

15. Show, hide or change the plotted lines.

16. Plot tools for zooming.

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1. Displays the Sampling rate during testing, set to maximum of the NI 9234.

2. Use the slider to select the number of samples to be displayed per update on the two graphs below,

point 3 & 4. The smaller the number of samples, the faster the response is displayed, though it will

also be shown for a shorter time. This value is not used in the main measurements.

3. Displays the input signals from the first channel, labeled Hammer Channel (Stimulus) in the main

window. This graph is not recorded or saved.

4. Displays the input signals from the second channel, labeled Accelerometer Channel (Response) in the

main window. This graph is not recorded or saved.

5. Click this button to close down the TestingModeOfInstruments.vi window and return to the main

window, see page 1.

The measurement data are saved as LVM-files, which is a based format, meaning it can be open by

text-editors such as Notepad or Word. But LabView saves all the data using a comma as decimal mark, while Matlab

uses a point as a decimal mark. The m-file “lvm_import.m” on the desktop will import the measurement data,

and change all decimal points from commas to points. Follow the instructions described in the m-files

program-code. In case you forgot to make a copy of the m-file when at the lab, it can be downloaded from mathworks:

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/19913-lvm-file-import/content/lvm_import.m

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