To statistically analyze high-frequency vibration response when a parameter of beam structure is randomly and evenly distributed
a method called stochastic parameter energy finite element analysis(SPEFEA)is proposed. The energy density response of a deterministic beam is acquired by the traditional EFEA. Then adopting the expectation and variance formulas of continuous random variable
the mean and variance values at any position are acquired for uncertain parameter case. Monte Carlo simulations of analytical modal solution are conducted and compared with SPEFEA. The statistic features of energy density response
varying with beam section width
height and density
are investigated. It is found that the response variance gets most sensitive to the section height and least sensitive to the mass density. The energy density variance increases firstly then decreases with the increasing location coordinates
and reaches maximum at the exciting point. Special attention should be paid to the precision of section height in structure design to ensure the system stability.
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