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Study on the Soft Suspension Behavior for Aircraft Ground Vibration Test Set-Up

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The influence of the aircraft boundary conditions when setting a Ground Vibration test is always an issue. As aircrafts designs are becoming bigger is size and weight, the challenge in developing test set-ups for a successful GVT also increases. These challenges include not only the mechanical design of test devices, but also the goal to have the test performed in a shorter time, and with limited budget. Embraer decided years ago to have reliable device, which could duplicate the aircraft boundary condition, allowing at the same time fast test set-up and fast dismount. Even though, that design was modified and some opportunities had to be evaluated. This paper shows the conclusions of some variations on actual aircraft GVT set-ups, as well as studies performed in a small aircraft- like structure.

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Giacomin, A.A., Nabarrete, A., Costa, M.C.A., Digou, T.C. (2019). Study on the Soft Suspension Behavior for Aircraft Ground Vibration Test Set-Up. In: Wee Sit, E., Walber, C., Walter, P., Wicks, A., Seidlitz, S. (eds) Sensors and Instrumentation, Aircraft/Aerospace and Energy Harvesting , Volume 8. Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74642-5_17

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