Integrated Dynamics Laboratory
The Ohio State University
Integrated Dynamics Laboratory
Points of Pride
Formed in 2017, the Integrated Dynamics Laboratory exists to solve industry-relevant challenges to virtual product development through advanced modeling and experimental approaches.
Expertise Areas:
- Nonlinear structural dynamics
- Vibrations
- Inverse identification methods
- Structural health and condition monitoring
- Experimental modal analysis
- Dynamic substructuring
- Applied finite element modeling
Current & Historical Research Programs
- Development of the Large Omnidirectional Child anthropomorphic test device finite element model.
- Parameter identification and modeling of nonlinear structural joints including automotive suspension dampers, spot-welds, bolted joints, and viscoelastic and hydroelastic components.
- Damping mechanisms for high fidelity automotive crash pulse simulation
- Bolted connections and effect of large part dynamics on automotive body structure durability
- Hydroealstic bushings and mounts
- Appliance noise reduction
- Develop unique component (and system) dynamic operational and characterization testing methods
Mission and Vision
- To create, transfer and preserve knowledge in engineering for the purpose of enhancing economic competitiveness regionally, nationally and globally.
- Prepare professionals ready to sustain and advance our society.