2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2015.10.063
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Application of Full-scale Experiments for Structural Study of High-rise Buildings

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“…For carrying out of experimental researches the method of mathematical modeling of an electromagnetic field of objects on the basis of system of Maxwell's equations is chosen. In developing the mathematical model, the following assumptions were made: as a result of the investigation of magnetic DC systems or industrial frequency current, it is assumed that there are no free charges in the system; the field is assumed to be quasistationary, which implies the absence of a delay in the electromagnetic wave in the dielectric; the losses due to hysteresis when the ferromagnetic metals are heated are not taken into account because of their insignificance in comparison with the eddy current losses [15]. The magnetic field equation has the form of …”
Section: Electromagnetic Field Mathematical Modelling Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For carrying out of experimental researches the method of mathematical modeling of an electromagnetic field of objects on the basis of system of Maxwell's equations is chosen. In developing the mathematical model, the following assumptions were made: as a result of the investigation of magnetic DC systems or industrial frequency current, it is assumed that there are no free charges in the system; the field is assumed to be quasistationary, which implies the absence of a delay in the electromagnetic wave in the dielectric; the losses due to hysteresis when the ferromagnetic metals are heated are not taken into account because of their insignificance in comparison with the eddy current losses [15]. The magnetic field equation has the form of …”
Section: Electromagnetic Field Mathematical Modelling Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To obtain ROM from the full FEM models, various methods are used, which are described in detail in [22]. In particular, the ANSYS Electronics system, which performs finite element modeling of objects [15], allows to obtain ROM using the built-in algorithm based on modal decomposition.…”
Section: Reduced-order Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First of all, the accumulation of damage in the form of cracks affects, and also the flexibility of the joints increases. When examining load-bearing systems and monitoring, it is necessary to install sensors not only directly on the loadbearing elements of structures, but also in the zones of connection nodes [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%