2015
DOI: 10.1002/9781118535141
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Introduction to Operational Modal Analysis

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“…However for a system having closely spaced modes, effects of the adjacent modes would lead to erroneous identified dynamic characteristics. Therefore in this study singular values of the spectrum were computed to decompose the response spectrum into response of single degree of freedom systems where the dynamic modal characteristics could be extracted [12]. In addition, the phase of the structure's response spectrum under these excitations was obtained to distinguish the type of vibration mode, viz., bending mode or torsion mode.…”
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“…However for a system having closely spaced modes, effects of the adjacent modes would lead to erroneous identified dynamic characteristics. Therefore in this study singular values of the spectrum were computed to decompose the response spectrum into response of single degree of freedom systems where the dynamic modal characteristics could be extracted [12]. In addition, the phase of the structure's response spectrum under these excitations was obtained to distinguish the type of vibration mode, viz., bending mode or torsion mode.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When the structure is linear, its natural frequency can be determined through spectral density magnitude and phase of the seismic responses. This study partly adopted techniques proposed in [11,12] to obtain the damping factor and mode. Singular values of the seismic response spectrum were computed to separate possibly closely spaced modes.…”
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“…[10,[20][21][22][23][24] For both static and dynamic SSI methods, structural responses have to be measured to provide the necessary information. However, in dynamic methods, the knowledge of the mass and the damping is also required unless full sets of modes are known or the mass scaling factor can be determined by experimental means, [14] which is not necessary for static SSI. In addition, dynamic methods require an adequate control of excitation including the elimination of spurious excitation, which was essential for precise model-shape measurement, and the resolution of measurements for dynamic response was lower than that for static response.…”
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“…A comprehensive description and the associated categories of SSI are provided in the technical report of the American Society of Civil Engineers. [1] These categories include static [2][3][4][5][6][7] and dynamic excitations, [8][9][10][11][12][13][14] parametric [3,5] and non-parametric models, [8,[15][16][17] deterministic [2,[4][5][6]9,18,19] and probabilistic approaches. [10,[20][21][22][23][24] For both static and dynamic SSI methods, structural responses have to be measured to provide the necessary information.…”
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