Method for identifying deflection of beam structure by graph multiplication based on distributed optical fibers
A technology of distributed optical fiber and beam structure, which is used in the testing of machine/structural components, elasticity testing, and the use of optical devices, etc., can solve the problems of inconvenient installation of monitoring instruments, unsuitable for long-term monitoring, and low measurement accuracy.
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[0081] Such as image 3 As shown, a simply-supported concrete beam with a constant section and a length of 10m is set up, the section form is 0.4m×0.25m, and the elastic modulus of concrete is known to be 2.8×10 7 KN / ㎡, a vertical downward concentrated load of 1000N is applied at a distance of 2m from the simply supported beam end, and a vertically downward uniform load of 500N / m is applied to the entire length of the simply supported beam.
[0082] According to the above theoretical derivation, the results of the deflection change of simply supported beams in the two aspects of comparative analysis theory and finite element calculation are shown in Table 1
[0083] Table 1 Comparison of calculation data of simply supported beam deflection change
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[0085] Such as Figure 4 As shown, a concrete cantilever beam with a length of 5m and equal section is set up, the section form is 0.4m×0.25m, and the elastic modulus of concrete is known to be 2.8×10 7 KN / ㎡, a vertic...
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