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Inverse Analysis and Optimization‐based Model Updating for Structural Damage Detection
Structural health monitoring and early detection of structural damage is extremely important to maintain and preserve the service life of civil engineering structures. Identification of structural damage is usually performed using non‐destructive vibration experiments combined with a mathematical procedure called model updating. The finite element model of the investigated structure is updated by incrementally adjusting its parameters so that the model responses gradually approach those of the real possibly damaged structure under investigation. This paper describes the use of two model updating methods. The first method employs metaheuristic optimization technique aimed multilevel sampling to efficiently search the design parameter space to achieve the best match between the deformed structure and its model. The second method approaches model updating as an inverse problem and uses machine learning‐based model to approximate inverse relationship between structural response and structural parameters. Both methods are applied to damage identification of single‐ and double‐span steel trusses. Finally, initial results of the hybrid method are presented. The effect of the damage rate and location on the identification speed and the accuracy of the solution is investigated and discussed.
Inverse Analysis and Optimization‐based Model Updating for Structural Damage Detection
Structural health monitoring and early detection of structural damage is extremely important to maintain and preserve the service life of civil engineering structures. Identification of structural damage is usually performed using non‐destructive vibration experiments combined with a mathematical procedure called model updating. The finite element model of the investigated structure is updated by incrementally adjusting its parameters so that the model responses gradually approach those of the real possibly damaged structure under investigation. This paper describes the use of two model updating methods. The first method employs metaheuristic optimization technique aimed multilevel sampling to efficiently search the design parameter space to achieve the best match between the deformed structure and its model. The second method approaches model updating as an inverse problem and uses machine learning‐based model to approximate inverse relationship between structural response and structural parameters. Both methods are applied to damage identification of single‐ and double‐span steel trusses. Finally, initial results of the hybrid method are presented. The effect of the damage rate and location on the identification speed and the accuracy of the solution is investigated and discussed.
Inverse Analysis and Optimization‐based Model Updating for Structural Damage Detection
Lehký, David (Autor:in) / Šplíchal, Bohumil (Autor:in) / Lamperová, Katarína (Autor:in) / Slowik, Ondřej (Autor:in)
ce/papers ; 6 ; 1228-1233
01.09.2023
6 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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