Altair Squeak and Rattle Director

Altair Squeak and Rattle Director 2024.1 Release Notes

New Features

Diagonal Distortion
New feature to support loading of multiple result files, extracting displacement between diagonal points, and calculating relative displacements between Cbush IDs of an E-Point.
Static Solidity
New option to understand the structural strength of the model with static load but without the intervention of E-Lines or SNR method.

Enhancements

Data Processing
An enhancement has been made in Test data processing supporting acceleration to displacement conversions, Global to LCS transformation, and filtering of data.
Stochastics
An enhancement has been made in static loadcases.

Altair Squeak and Rattle Director 2024 Release Notes

New Features

Squeak and Rattle Director Moved to HyperMesh NVH
Squeak and Rattle Director has been added as a sub profile under HyperMesh NVH along with Standard and Full Vehicle NVH. Before opening HyperMesh NVH, you must set the MULTIPLE_MODEL_SUPPORT_NVH environment variable to 1.
Sigma Plots
Sigma plots visualization has been added to consider Gap variations. You can use this feature to plot one sigma, two sigma, and three sigma plots to highlight the dynamic tolerance risk.
Vehicle Failure Plots
Vehicle failures plots has been added to visualize the percentage of vehicles failed. You can use this feature to visualize how many percentages of vehicles fail due to rattle risk.
Figure 1.


Enhancements

SnR-Pre and SNR-Post Integration
SnR-Pre and SNR-Post have been integrated into a seamless workflow under the Squeak and Rattle user profile.
Figure 2. SnR-Pre User Interface


Figure 3. SnR-Post User Interface


Risk Assessment GUI Updates
The following GUI updates have been made in Risk Assessment:
  • Updated segregation of rattle and squeak lines under separate tabs.
  • Change of gap and tolerance on the fly before post-process have been implemented.
  • Advanced rattle capabilities have been enabled only after loading the result file.
  • Open existing post-process session.
Figure 4.