Identification of Dynamical Properties from Correlation Function Estimates

Rune Brincker, S. Krenk, Poul Henning Kirkegaard, A. Rytter

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    Abstract

    Identification of physical properties from the dynamic response of structural systems - often called experimental modal analysis or system identification - is an area where a huge amount of research has been carried out, and where the interest for research results and practical applications is still increasing.

    The growing interest for these techniques can be explained in different ways. One explanation is that computational possibilities in structural dynamics are getting better and new structural designs are introduced calling for a better and more detailed knowledge about physical properties of the structures and how these properties are affected by damage and changes in load conditions. Another explanation is that by introduction of the computer in the measurement system, the posibility of handling large amounts of data became available, and the potential of the techniques were revealed.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationAalborg
    PublisherDanish Society for Structural Science and Engineering
    Volume63
    Edition1
    Number of pages33
    Publication statusPublished - 1992
    SeriesBygningsstatiske Meddelelser
    NumberVol. 63, No.1

    Keywords

    • Dynamic Response
    • Structural Dynamics
    • System Identification
    • Measurement Systems

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