A Tensile Quantum Space Continuum System Identification Method for Time-varying Bridge Systems
A time-varying system, continuous system technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, complex mathematical operations, etc., can solve problems such as inability to accurately reflect bridge modal information, difficult to meet bridge inspection requirements, and low accuracy of identification results, and to improve computational efficiency. Efficiency and accuracy of identification results, less noise, and easy identification
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[0191] A curve cable-stayed model bridge with a curvature radius of 27.5m is selected for the impact load test under the intact state, and cable force sensors, lateral acceleration sensors, vertical acceleration sensors and longitudinal acceleration sensors are arranged on the curved cable-stayed model bridge, such as Figure 3-Figure 5 shown. The signal sampling frequency is 256Hz. The initial modal information of the cable-stayed bridge is obtained based on the vibration test signal of the first 8s, and the new modal information of the cable-stayed bridge is obtained every subsequent interval of 0.4s. Respectively adopt the tense quantum space system identification method established by the present invention and the traditional sliding window random subspace system identification method to identify the curved cable-stayed model bridge, so as to compare the continuous identification method of the tense quantum space in the present invention with the traditional sliding window ...
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[0205] The vibration signal of the concrete bridge tower under the excitation of white noise is selected for the cable-stayed bridge shaking table test, the signal sampling frequency is 256Hz, and the signal acquisition time is 47s. The initial modal information of the cable-stayed bridge pylon is obtained based on the vibration test signal in the first 6s, and the new modal information of the cable-stayed bridge pylon is obtained every subsequent 5s. The TSI method established in this paper and the short-term sliding window determination subspace system identification method (hereinafter referred to as the CSI sliding window method, CSI is Combined Subspace Identification) are used to identify the cable-stayed bridge towers in order to compare the TSI method with the CSI method. performance of the method.
[0206] The stability maps generated by the CSI sliding window method and the TSI method are as follows: Figure 16 and Figure 17 As shown, it can be seen that the syste...
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