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Finite element model updating using strain-based power spectral density for damage detection
Masoud Pedram, Akbar Esfandiari, Mohammad Reza Khedmati
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70% confidenceThis paper presents a method for finite element model updating using strain-based power spectral density for damage detection, which is a novel application of modal flexibility curvature (MFC) in the context of power spectral density.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The proposed method is able to accurately detect damage in structures by updating the finite element model using strain-based power spectral density.
- The method is shown to be more effective than traditional methods for damage detection, particularly in cases where the damage is small or localized.
- The use of strain-based power spectral density is found to provide a more accurate representation of the structure's dynamic behavior than traditional modal analysis methods.
Keywords
TrussFinite element methodSensitivity (control systems)Structural health monitoringMetric (unit)Algorithm
Identifiers
- Journal
- Structural Control and Health Monitoring
- Year
- 2016