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Calculation of Dynamic Response Sensitivity to Substructural Damage Identification under Moving Load
In traditional structural damage identification methods, it is usually time consuming to identify a large number of unknown parameters on a large-scale structure. This paper proposes a substructural method to identify the local damage of the large and complex systems. The structural damage, the external moving force and interface forces of adjacent substructures are identified simultaneously from the measured dynamic acceleration responses. The dynamic response sensitivities with respect to the structural parameters and the orthogonal factors of the moving force and interface forces are derived in the state space domain. The proposed method is verified by a simple supported beam and a three-storey frame. Numerical results have shown that the external force, interface force and the structural local damages can be identified by the proposed method effectively and efficiently. Since the concerned substructure is independent and the interface from remaining substructures can be identified, the concerned substructure can be singled out to be used for a large number of substructural analysis.
Calculation of Dynamic Response Sensitivity to Substructural Damage Identification under Moving Load
In traditional structural damage identification methods, it is usually time consuming to identify a large number of unknown parameters on a large-scale structure. This paper proposes a substructural method to identify the local damage of the large and complex systems. The structural damage, the external moving force and interface forces of adjacent substructures are identified simultaneously from the measured dynamic acceleration responses. The dynamic response sensitivities with respect to the structural parameters and the orthogonal factors of the moving force and interface forces are derived in the state space domain. The proposed method is verified by a simple supported beam and a three-storey frame. Numerical results have shown that the external force, interface force and the structural local damages can be identified by the proposed method effectively and efficiently. Since the concerned substructure is independent and the interface from remaining substructures can be identified, the concerned substructure can be singled out to be used for a large number of substructural analysis.
Calculation of Dynamic Response Sensitivity to Substructural Damage Identification under Moving Load
Zhu, Hongping (author) / Mao, Ling (author) / Weng, Shun (author)
Advances in Structural Engineering ; 16 ; 1621-1631
2013-09-01
11 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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