Abstract

In the course of designing and certifying civil aircraft, a significant number of dynamic tests are necessary. If the test specimen is too large in volume or weight, it will place higher demands on the loading capacity of the test equipment. The main focus in the design process of dynamic test specimens is to ensure consistency in the dynamic characteristics compared to the original structure, specifically with regard to natural frequency and mode shapes. Factors such as stiffness, damping, and boundary conditions are taken into consideration. In order to facilitate test implementation and reduce manufacturing costs, a combined approach involving finite element analysis and experimental verification is employed to provide guidance for the design of dynamic test specimens and fixtures for civil aircraft.

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