Reliability Assessment in Pseudo-Dynamic and Dynamic Tests
A general approach to the definition and assessment of response errors in dynamic and pseudo-dynamic tests is presented. By use of complete measurements during the test, either the characteristics of the experimental and the prototype system can be estimated by means of a linear ideal representation. This allows to compare quantitatively in terms of eigenfrequencies and damping ratios the experimental system and the prototype one. In the pseudo-dynamic test, the apparent effect of the control errors is a modification of the linear-equivalent matrices of stiffness and damping which are identified from the experimental data. In the shaking-table test, the control errors may introduce spurious excitation that, if properly measured, can also be shown to modify the response characteristics.
MOLINA RUIZ Francisco Javier;
MAGONETTE Georges;
PEGON Pierre;
2011-01-19
Springer
JRC55456
http://www.springer.com.series/6011,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC55456,
10.1007/978-90-481-8746-1,
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