Structure damage area identification method based on frequency band weighted least squares
A technique of weighted least squares and structural damage, which is applied in the recognition of patterns in signals, character and pattern recognition, instruments, etc. It can solve the misjudgment of high-order modes in the mode-curvature method and the number of orders in the flexibility-curvature method without a clear standard. and other problems to achieve high-precision results
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[0062] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the technical scheme of the present invention is described in further detail:
[0063] A structural damage area identification method based on weighted least squares of sub-frequency bands, the specific flow chart is shown in (1).
[0064] 1 identification method
[0065] 1.1 Modal parameter identification method
[0066] Select several monitoring points in the vertical direction of the structure, divide the structure into several areas by the elevation of the monitoring points, and use Chebyshev band-pass filter to divide the input and output signals of the structure into five frequencies in the frequency range of 1-100Hz. segment, using the energy of each frequency segment as a weight to perform weighted least squares parameter identification; and based on the ordinary kriging method to find the weight to perform least squares identification, and finally weighted summation.
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