Impact and vibration method for measuring natural frequency of bridge lower structure
A technology of natural frequency and impact vibration, which is applied in the field of measuring the natural frequency of the bridge substructure, which can solve the problem of not giving time-domain signal interception and superposition to eliminate signal noise, not giving the phase spectrum of the shock response signal, and not being able to measure the bridge pier Self-vibration frequency and other issues, to achieve the effect of simple operation, convenient and quick test
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[0057] The present invention will be further described in conjunction with accompanying drawings.
[0058] 1. Overview of shock vibration method.
[0059]The basic principle of the impact vibration method is to hit the bridge pier with a heavy hammer, measure the vibration response of the bridge pier and analyze it to obtain its natural frequency. Hit the top of the pier with a heavy hammer to measure the response of the bridge such as velocity and acceleration. In order to improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the signal, multiple hits are usually performed, and the noise is eliminated by superimposing the recorded waveforms to obtain an accurate response waveform. Data processing and analysis: read the response waveform, perform Fourier analysis, determine the Fourier spectrum, and then combine the amplitude spectrum and phase spectrum to determine the natural frequency of the bridge.
[0060] Requirements for signal acquisition equipment: use high-sensitivity speed sensors...
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