Structural damage identification method and device
A technology for structural damage and identification methods, which is applied in the field of damage identification and can solve problems such as improving convergence speed, accuracy error, and detection accuracy failing to meet high-precision requirements.
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[0090] Example 1: Damage identification for a simply supported beam
[0091] In this section, the simply supported beam numerical model using improved PSO for structural damage detection is adopted. Figure 6 It is a finite element model with 21 nodes and 20 elements. The density of the material is 2800kg / m3 and the Young's modulus is 3.4×1010N / m2. Assume damage exists only in stiffness.
[0092] In this case, it is assumed that the failure of the structure only results in a decrease in stiffness and that the mass remains constant, ie α j ≡0(j=1,2,3,...,n e ).
[0093] Assuming that an impulse is applied at the seventh node, the magnitude is:
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[0095] The acceleration responses at N3, N6, N14, N19 are calculated as the "measured" responses, which are then used as input data to build the objective equation The measurement time is 6.0 seconds and the sampling frequency is 200hz. In order to consider the measurement noise under laboratory conditions, Gaussian ...
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[0098] Example 2: Damage identification on European Space Agency structures
[0099] The structure of the European Space Agency studied in this section is as follows: Figure 8 shown. It consists of 44 nodes connected by 48 frame elements. Each node has 3 degrees of freedom, for a total of 132 degrees of freedom in the structure. The density of the material is 2800kg / m3 and the Young's modulus is 7.5×1010N / m2. Assume damage exists only in stiffness.
[0100] Also assume that an impulse is applied at the seventh node, the magnitude of which is given by
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[0102] The acceleration responses at N3, N6, N24, N35 are calculated as the "measured" responses, which are then used as input data to construct the objective equation
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[0104] Among them, the measurement time is 6.0 seconds, and the sampling frequency is 200hz. In order to consider the measurement noise under laboratory conditions, Gaussian noise with an amplitude of 10% is introduced in the ident...
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