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Moving Loads - Dynamic Analysis and Identification Techniques - Structures and Infrastructures Book Series, Vol. 8 (Hardcover)
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Moving Loads - Dynamic Analysis and Identification Techniques - Structures and Infrastructures Book Series, Vol. 8 (Hardcover)
Series: Structures and Infrastructures
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The interaction phenomenon is very common between different
components of a mechanical system. It is a natural phenomenon and
is found with the impact force in aircraft landing; the estimation
of degree of ripeness of an apple from impact on a beam; the
interaction of the magnetic head of a computer disk leading to
miniature development of modern computer; etc. Uncertainty in some
of them would lead to inaccurate analysis results on the behavior
of the structure. The interaction force is difficult to measure
unless instruments have been installed during construction for this
purpose. Some of the interaction problems are difficult to quantify
due to the lack of thorough knowledge on the interaction behavior.
Analytical skills are required to estimate the interaction forces
of the mechanical system in order to enable advanced developments
in different areas of modern technology. This volume provides a
comprehensive treatment on this topic with the vehicle-bridge
system for an illustration of the moving load problem. It covers a
whole range of topics, including mathematical concepts of the
moving load problems with continuous beams and plates,
vehicle-bridge interaction dynamics, weigh-in-motion techniques,
moving load identification algorithms in the frequency-time domain,
in the time domain and in the state space domain, techniques based
on the generalized orthogonal function expansion and on the finite
element formulation. The methods and algorithms can be implemented
for on-line identification of the interaction forces. This book is
intended for structural engineers and advanced students who wish to
explore the benefit of interaction phenomenon and techniques for
identification of such interaction forces. It is also recommended
for researchers and decision makers working on the operation and
maintenance of major infrastructures and engineering facilities.
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