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Step by step instruction:
Start the jBEAM template “trim_start_end.jbt” from the jBEAM templates folder (In case you don’t have this template file yet, please contact us).
Use the Import button to import one original data file from the example data zip folder.
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Use the Modify visually button to define the range for the trimming.
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Step by step instruction
Start the jBEAM template “report_validation_data.jbt” from the jBEAM templates folder (In case you don’t have this template file yet, please contact us).
Modify the data source to import different data from the example data folder or even better the trimmed data, which you created in the previous exercise.
First, the existing dummy data sources can be deleted with the button delete all. Second, load new files form the folder Proving Ground by clicking on the button Load file(s)…
Choose one dataset for each loading condition: empty, partially, fully and click the button Open.
Rearrange the loaded data according to the loading condition of the vehicle by shifting the data file for the fully loaded vehicle down and rename the import sources by order with the button rename by order:
On the first page (and only page) the data is displayed which is defined with the button Change data. Modify this data to display the wheel force transducer data in Fz for the left front and the left rear corner of the vehicle.
Describe what is seen on this page by modifying the text line through a double click on it.
Add a new page and modify the data to display the wheel force transducer data in Fz for the left front and right front corner with the button Change data.
Add a new page and modify the data to display the hub acceleration data in z-direction for the left front and left rear with the button Change data.
Adjust for both added pages the description line accordingly.
Export the report as pdf file and have open it in a pdf reader.
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Step by step instruction
Start the jBEAM template “concatenate-measurement-files_calculate_damage.jbt” from the jBEAM templates folder (In case you don’t have this template file yet, please contact us).
Modify the data source to import different data from the example data folder or even better the trimmed data, which you created in the first example by clicking on the button import data.
First, the existing dummy data can be deleted with the button delete all. Second, load new files form the folder Proving Ground by clicking on the button Load file(s)…
Choose one dataset for each loading condition: empty, partially, fully and click the button Open.
Rearrange the loaded data according to the loading condition of the vehicle by shifting the data file for the fully loaded vehicle down and rename the import sources by order with the button rename by order:
On the first page in the jBEAM Durability graphic window the data is now updated, and you can see all results directly. The results are based on the parameters defined in the template. The 3 measurement files are concatenated accordingly to the following formular:
2 * (File2 + 2*File3) + File1
That means: the measurement with partial loading is repeated two times in total, the file with the fully loaded vehicle four times and the measurement file with the empty vehicle only ones.Now modify this mixture formular by modifying the component Concatenate Channels with Transition:
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