Structural damage identification method based on variable-scale symbolization time series analysis
A technology of time series analysis and structural damage, which is applied in the fields of instrumentation, computing, and electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve problems such as unsatisfactory recognition results and inability to effectively identify structural damage, and achieve early damage sensitivity and robustness. sticky effect
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[0035] by figure 1 The shown 3-DOF chain structure verifies the effectiveness of the method. The basic properties of the structure are as follows: the mass M 1 = 1; M 2 = 1.5; M 3 = 2; stiffness K 1 =600;K 2 =1200;K 3 =1800; the natural frequency w of the structure 1 =14.52;w 2 = 31.05; w 3 =46.50; the damping ratio corresponding to each mode of the structure is 0.05, and the smooth Gaussian white noise acts on the bottom of the structure as the seismic excitation. Wherein the direction vector is E=[111] T , the initial velocity and displacement of the structure are both zero. Extract 50 seconds of response data at each concentrated mass, where the sampling frequency is 100 Hz. Staged stiffness reductions at specific locations are used to simulate damage, as shown in Table 1, and there are seven damage cases in total.
[0036] Table 1 Structural damage conditions
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[0038] In order to avoid the randomness of the identification results and ensure the val...
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