4. Item Content JEVEUX#
4.1. Purpose. PJMNO#
In PROJ_MESU_MODAL, this object contains a list of the numbers of the nodes where the sensors are located. A sensor measures the component of the field at a point in a given direction. Multiple sensors can be located at a single node.
PJMNO (1): node number associated with sensor number 1
PJMNO (2): node number associated with sensor number 2
…
The useful length (LONUTI) of this object is equal to the number of sensors (nbcapt).
If the keywords PROJ_MESU and MODE_MESURE are entered in MACR_ELEM_STAT, the sd_proj_mesu produced by MACR_ELEM_STAT contains the list of external node numbers. And the useful length (LONUTI) is equal to the number of external ddls (nddles) of the macro element.
4.2. Purpose. PJMRG#
In PROJ_MESU_MODAL, this object contains the name of the sensor’s sensitive component:
“DX”, “DY”, “DZ”, “DZ”, “D1”, “D2”, “D3”,…
“D1”, “D2”, “D3” are the directions defined when reading the data measured by LIRE_RESU on the 58 datasets (U7.02.01).
In MACR_ELEM_STAT, it contains the name of the external ddl component.
The length of this object is the same as the length of. PJMNO.
PJMRG (1): name of the component associated with sensor 1
(or name of the external ddl component 1)
PJMRG (2): name of the component associated with sensor 2
(or name of the external ddl 2 component)
…
4.3. Purpose. PJMBP#
This object contains the reduction of the projection base to the ddls specified by the couple. PJMNOet. PJMRG.
If PROJ_MESU_MODAL:
LONUTI = nbcapt*nbmode
The reduced base is obtained by the product: \({L}_{\mathit{capt}}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}\)
If MACR_ELEM_STAT:
LONUTI = nddle*nbmode
The reduced base is obtained by the product: \({L}_{\mathit{ext}}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}\)
With:
\({L}_{\mathit{capt}}\): refers to the location matrix of the ddls sensors
\({L}_{\mathit{ext}}\): refers to the location matrix for external ddls
\({\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}\): designates the projection base (nddl, nbmode)
nddl: number of ddls in the « support » model
nbmode: number of base vectors of the projection base
PJMBP (1): projection of the first vector from the base onto the PJMRG (1) component
from node PJMNO (1)
PJMBP (2): projection of the first vector from the base onto the PJMRG (2) component
from node PJMNO (2)
…
PJMBP (LONUTI): projection of the first vector of the base onto the component PJMRG (LONUTI)
from node PJMNO (LONUTI)
PJMBP (LONUTI +1): projection of the 2nd vector of the base onto the component PJMRG (1)
from node PJMNO (1)
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PJMBP (LONUTI *nbmode): projection of the nbmode-th vector of the base onto the
component PJMRG (LONUTI) of node PJMNO (LONUTI)
4.4. Purpose. PJMRF#
This object contains the names of the concepts used:
PJMRF (1): name of the « measure » model
PJMRF (2): name of the measured field (“DEPL”, “”, “”, “VITE”, “ACCE”, “SIEF_ “, “EPSI_”)
PJMRF (3): name of the projection base
PJMRF (4): name of the concept that contains the identified eigenmodes
(keyword argument MODE_MESURE from MACR_ELEM_STAT)
PJMRF (5): name of the concept created by PROJ_MESU_MODAL, used for calculating the supermesh (keyword argument PROJ_MESU of MACR_ELEM_STAT).
Note:
PJMRF (4) and PJMRF (5) are not filled in if calculation PROJ_MESU_MODAL .
4.5. Purpose. PJMOR#
This object is only created when calculating with PROJ_MESU_MODAL.
It indicates the sensitive direction of the sensor.
The length of this object is equal to three times the length of. PJMNO.
PJMOR (1): projection along DX of the sensitive direction of sensor number 1
PJMOR (2): projection along DY of the sensitive direction of sensor number 1
PJMOR (3): projection along DZ of the sensitive direction of sensor number 1
PJMOR (4): projection along DX of the sensitive direction of sensor number 2
PJMOR (5): projection along DY of the sensitive direction of sensor number 2
PJMOR (6): projection along DZ of the sensitive direction of sensor number 2
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4.6. Purpose. PJMMM#
This item was created only by MACR_ELEM_STAT. It contains the identified specific nbmoidmodes arranged according to the pair. PJMNOet. PJMRGde the sd_proj_me given by PJMRF (5).
The length of the vector is nbcapt*nbmoid
PJMMM (1) component of the first mode identified along the sensitive direction of sensor 1
PJMMM (2) component of the first mode identified along the sensitive direction of the sensor 2
…
PJMMM (nbcapt) component of the first mode identified along the sensitive direction of the nbcapt sensor
PJMMM (nbcapt+1) component of the 2nd mode identified along the sensitive direction of sensor 1
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PJMMM (nbcapt*nbmoid) component of the nbmoid-th mode identified along the sensitive direction of the nbcapt sensor
4.7. Purpose. PJMIG#
This item was created only by MACR_ELEM_STAT.
The length of the vector is nbmoid*nddle
It contains the generalized inverse of matrix A, defined by the following relationship:
\(A\mathrm{=}{L}_{\mathit{ext}}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}{\mathrm{[}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}^{T}{L}_{\mathit{capt}}^{T}{L}_{\mathit{capt}}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}\mathrm{]}}^{\mathrm{-}1}{\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}^{T}{L}_{\mathit{capt}}^{T}{\phi }_{\mathit{id}}\)
Where:
\({L}_{\mathit{ext}}\): refers to the location matrix for external ddls
\({\phi }_{\mathit{proj}}\): designates the projection base (nddl, nbmode)
\({L}_{\mathit{capt}}\): refers to the location matrix of the ddls sensors
\({\phi }_{\mathit{id}}\): refers to the matrix of identified eigenmodes (nbcapt, nbmoid)
This matrix A can be interpreted as being the condensation to the external ddls of the identified eigenmodes.