To accurately and efficiently predict a system’s performance, the standard approach is to first create accurate high-order FEM models and subsequently reduce these to efficient low-order models. This reduction is often performed at the component level by retaining a selection of modes. However, the assembly of reduced models might not meet the required accuracy or might still result in a computationally costly model. In this talk, I will discuss my PhD research on how to reduce component models such that the resulting assembly of reduced component models accurately approximates the original, high-order assembly.

Spreker: Luuk Poort, Technologist Dynamics & Control

Company: MI-Partners, (is presenting his research work for TU/e)

Date: June 2 2025

Time: 12:02pm                                                                                                                  

Location: Teams

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