Figure 1. Launch Vehicle Stage Separation Test
The source device is linear shape charge.
INTRODUCTION
Mechanical shock pulses are often analyzed in terms of shock response spectra. The shock response spectrum assumes that the shock pulse is applied as a common base input to an array of independent single-degree-of-freedom systems. The shock response spectrum gives the peak response of each system with respect to the natural frequency. Damping is typically fixed at a constant value, such as 5%, which is equivalent to an amplification factor of Q=10.
The shock response spectrum is particularly suited for analyzing pyrotechnic shock. It may also be used for evaluating classical pulses, such as a half-sine pulse.
This page offers tutorials which explain the shock response spectrum, as well as software tools for implementing this function.
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SRS Algorithm
Introduction to the Shock Response Spectrum: srs_intr.pdf
A digital recursive filtering relationship is developed from the convolution integral.
Kelly and Richman, Principles and Techniques of Shock Data Analysis: SVM-5
Tustin and Hieber, Understanding and Measuring the Shock Response Spectrum: Tustin_SRS.pdf
Understanding the Use and Applications of the Shock Response Spectrum Method: SRS_method_DP.pdf
Methods for Converting a Power Spectral Density to a Shock Response Spectrum: psd_srs.pdf
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Amplitude Metrics
The Pseudo Velocity Shock Response Spectrum: pseudo_velox.pdf
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SRS Test Specifications
T. Baca, Alternative Shock Characterization for Consistent Shock Test Specification: alternative_shock.pdf
Commercial Testing using the Shock Response Spectrum: srs_comm.pdf
Corresponding Synthesized Time History: synthesis.txt
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Synthesis & Waveform Reconstruction
Shock Response Spectrum Synthesis via Wavelets: srs_syn.pdf
Waveform Reconstruction using Wavelets: wavelet_reconstruction.pdf
Waveform Synthesis of the Pegasus Drop Transient for Shaker Table Shock Testing: Pegasus_Drop_Synthesis.pdf
Corresponding Time History Files: Drop_Syn.zip
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Classical Shock Tutorials
Integrating the Acceleration Half-Sine Pulse: halfsine.pdf
Response of a Single-degree-of-freedom System Subjected to a Unit Step Displacement: unit_step.pdf
Response of a Single-degree-of-freedom System Subjected to a Classical Pulse Base Excitation: sbase.pdf
Response of a Single-degree-of-freedom System Subjected to a Terminal Sawtooth Base Excitation: terminal_sawtooth.pdf
Response of a Single-degree-of-freedom System Subjected to a Terminal Sawtooth Applied Force: terminal_sawtooth_force.pdf
The Response of a Single-degree-of-freedom System Subjected to a Wavelet Pulse Base Excitation: sbase_wavelet.pdf
Dynamic Load Factors for Classical Pulses, Charts: DLF_classical.pdf
Transportation Shock Due to Speed Bumps and Road Obstacles: bump.pdf
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Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Shock
Shock Response of Multi-degree-of-freedom Systems: mdof_srs.pdf
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Impact and Drop Shock
Simple Drop Shock: dshock.pdf
Horizontal Impact Shock: h_impact.pdf
Water Impact Shock: water_impact.pdf
Equivalent Bench Handling Shock Response Spectrum: bench_handling.pdf
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Papers By David O. Smallwood
Sandia National Laboratories
Time History Synthesis for Shock Testing on Shakers: th_syn.pdf
An Improved Recursive Formula for Calculating Shock Response Spectra: DS_SRS1.pdf
The Shock Response Spectrum at Low Frequencies: low_srs.pdf
A Family of Transients Suitable for Reproduction on a Shaker Based on the cos^m(x) Window: cosine_transients.pdf
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Pyrotechnic Shock
NASA Pyrotechnic Shock Design Guidelines Manual: NasaPyro.zip
By Kacena, McGrath, and Rader.
Martin Marrietta, Joint & Distance Attenuation: mm_shock.pdf
NASA Pyroshock Test Criteria, by D. Kern: NASA-HDBK-7003
Measuring and Analysis of Pyrotechnic Shock: pyroshoc.pdf
Submitted by John Eriksson and Mattias Hansson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Vibrationdata.com student paper contest, Spring 2000.
Pyroshock Data Acquistion and Analysis for U/RGM-109D Payload Cover Ejection Tests, NWC TP 6927, By Allan Piersol: Pyro_Data_AQ.pdf
Pyrotechnic Shock Flight Failures: Moening.pdf
By C.J. Moening
Gaberson and Chalmers, Modal Velocity as a Criterion of Shock Severity, Shock and Vibration Bulletin, Naval Research Lab, December 1969: modal_velocity.pdf
MIL-STD-810F, Method 517 Pyroshock: MIL810F_pyroshock.pdf
The Proposed NASA Pyroshock Test Criteria Standard: NASA_pyro2.pdf
Mechanical Shock from Frangible Joints, by V.R. Paul: frangible_joints.pdf
Pyrotechnic Shock Structural Response, by R.G. Merritt: Merritt.pdf
V-Band Separation Shock Characteristics, by K.Y. Chang: V_Band.pdf
Structural Response to an Applied Point Force in Terms of Mechanical Impedance: shock_impedance.pdf
A Mean Filter Method for Removing Saturation from Pyrotechnic Shock Pulses: mean_filter_saturation_removal.pdf
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Pyrotechnic Shock Simulation in the Test Lab
High G Pyrotechnic Shock Simulation Using Metal-to-Metal Impact: Bai.pdf
By Monty Bai and Wesley Thatcher
The Controlled Response of Resonating Fixtures Used to Simulate Pyroshock Enviroments, by Neil Davie: resonating_fixture.pdf
Summary of Testing Techniques, by Dan Powers: Powers_test.pdf
Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Pyrotechnic Shock Simulation, Slide Presentation, by Smith and Hollowell: mdof_sim.pdf
Comparison of Response from Different Resonant Plate Simulation Techniques: Morse_test.pdf
High Frequency Mechanical Pyroshock Simulation for Payload Systems, by Bateman, et al: payload_SRS.pdf
Pyrotechnic Shock Testing: Pyrotechnic Shock Testing: Real Test Lab Experiences at EBA&D, by Keon (slide presentation): EnsignBickford.pdf
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Dynamic Design Analysis Method (DDAM)
O'Hara and Cunniff, Time History Analysis of Systems as an Alternative to DDAM-Type Analysis: DDAM1.pdf
NRL Report 7396 Shipboard Shock and Navy Devices for Its Simulation: NR_7396.pdf
NRL Memorandum Report 1396, Interim Design Values for Shock Design of Shipboard Equipment: NR_1396.pdf
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Seismic Shock
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Avionics & Circuit Board Response to Shock
Designing Electronics for Pyrotechnic Shock: Luhrs.pdf
By Henry Luhrs
Shock Response Spectrum Analysis via the Finite Element Method: FEA_shock.pdf
Nastran File: srs_plate_frf_4k.nas
Shock & Vibration Fatigue Criteria for Electrical Components: ec_fat.pdf
Shock Analysis of Avionics Mounting Bolts: shock_bolts.pdf
Crystal Oscillator Mounting for Shock and Vibration: crystal_mount.pdf
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Shock response spectrum of an arbitrary acceleration time history. The user must supply the input time history file. The input file would typically be the user’s measured accelerometer data.
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Windows version:
srs.exe
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Response of a single-degree-of-freedom system to base excitation, where the excitation is a classical pulse. Answers the question, "What is the shock response spectrum of a half-sine pulse?"
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Response of a single-degree-of-freedom system to a half-sine base input acceleration pulse.
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Response of a single-degree-of-freedom system to a terminal sawtooth input acceleration pulse.
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Time history response of a single-degree-of-freedom system to an arbitrary acceleration base input.
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Calculate the relative displacement from an acceleration SRS
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Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a two-degree-of-freedom system.
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Time history response of a two-degree-of-freedom system to an arbitrary acceleration base input.
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Time history response of a two-degree-of-freedom system to a half-sine acceleration base input.
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Identify the natural frequency, damping and excitation parameters for a system subjected to a half-sine base acceleration pulse.
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Identify the natural frequency, damping and excitation parameters for a system subjected to a wavelet base acceleration pulse.
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Multifunction Shock Program
1. Response of a single-degree-of-freedom system to a simple drop shock. Useful for evaluating accidental drops.
2. Drop table velocity and rebound spring displacement for a half-sine shock test.
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Energy Spectral Density
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Pyrotechnic shock attenuation from joints, distance, and isolators.
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NASA Pyrotechnic Shock Design Guidelines Manual, attenuation through a cylindrical shell.
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Principal strains from dynamic strain data using Mohr's circle for a rosette.
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Interpolate an SRS to octave format.
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Cumulative RMS of a time history. Used as an alternate tool for shock severity evaluation.
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Histogram, probability density function, and peak distribution of a time history.
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Calculate relative displacement from absolute acceleration and vice versa.
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