Dynamic Design Analysis Method Response Spectrum Analysis with AbaqusThe Dynamic Design Analysis Method (DDAM) is a U.S. Navy methodology for qualifying shipboard equipment and supporting structures for survival of shock loading due to underwater explosions (UNDEX). The DDAM is a regimented collection of procedures that utilize estimates of the peak linear dynamic response of ship equipment and structures obtained from normal mode response spectrum analyses. The response spectra are usually based upon empirically obtained Shock Design Values (SDVs) that are dependent on the type of ship, mounting location, direction of attack, response frequencies, and overall survivability requirements.
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