Vibrational/Acoustic Loading Spacecraft

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The discussion centers on designing a spacecraft for a Mercury mission, specifically addressing the challenges of vibrational loads during launch. The user has successfully analyzed quasi-static and pressure loading but is seeking methods to convert random vibrations into usable acceleration data. They initially attempted to use Accelerational Spectral Density but lack the necessary data for the Delta-IV launcher. Instead, they have access to decibel by frequency graphs and require guidance on translating this information into applicable loads and accelerations.

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  • Understanding of spacecraft structural design principles
  • Familiarity with vibrational analysis techniques
  • Knowledge of decibel frequency graph interpretation
  • Experience with Delta-IV launch vehicle specifications
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  • Research methods for converting decibel frequency graphs into acceleration data
  • Explore tools for vibrational analysis in spacecraft design
  • Learn about Accelerational Spectral Density and its applications
  • Investigate case studies on vibrational loading for Delta-IV launches
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Aerospace engineers, spacecraft designers, and researchers involved in vibrational analysis and structural integrity assessments during launch phases.

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Hi guys,

I got the following question. I am designing a spacecraft for a mercury mission, my task in the process is designing the structure of the spacecraft . I'm in the desining process but struggeling with the effects of the vibrational loads during launch. I've analysed the (quasi)static loading and the pressure loading but now I'm looking for a way how to translate the (random)-vibrations into accelerations/loads experiences by the spacecraft . First I was trying via Accelerational Spectral Density but unfortunately these data are not available for the Delta-IV launcher, which I'm designing for. The data I have are decibel by frequency graphs but I'm struggling with finding a way to translate this information to useable loads/accelerations.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance,
 
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Sounds like a big and pretty complex research project by itself. A drawing with some explanations would be helpful.
 

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