Operational modal analysis for identifying dynamic parameters, together with finite element model updating algorithms, is a promising and powerful tool for detailed analysis of complex civil engineering structures. It is also an integral part of vibration-based methods in structural health monitoring. In this work, the identification of the dynamic parameters was performed based on output-only vibration data recorded in a testing campaign on a 36 m high steel structure used as an observation tower for tourists in Latvia. To correctly interpret the experimental results, a finite element model of the tower has been developed within the Ansys environment. The model updating is performed by adopting an artificial intelligence algorithm called Particle Swarm Optimization. The calibration is performed with the aim of obtaining a numerical model that simulates the real dynamic behaviour of the case study with high accuracy. The calibrated model can be used as a base for the development and design of the structural health monitoring system of the tower.
Multi-dataset OMA and Finite Element Model Updating of Steel Observation Tower / Ratnika, L.; Gaile, L.; Nicoletti, V.; Gara, F.. - In: JOURNAL OF PHYSICS. CONFERENCE SERIES. - ISSN 1742-6588. - 2647:(2024). (Intervento presentato al convegno 12th International Conference on Structural Dynamics, EURODYN 2023 tenutosi a Delft, Netherlands nel 2023) [10.1088/1742-6596/2647/18/182014].
Multi-dataset OMA and Finite Element Model Updating of Steel Observation Tower
Nicoletti V.;Gara F.
2024-01-01
Abstract
Operational modal analysis for identifying dynamic parameters, together with finite element model updating algorithms, is a promising and powerful tool for detailed analysis of complex civil engineering structures. It is also an integral part of vibration-based methods in structural health monitoring. In this work, the identification of the dynamic parameters was performed based on output-only vibration data recorded in a testing campaign on a 36 m high steel structure used as an observation tower for tourists in Latvia. To correctly interpret the experimental results, a finite element model of the tower has been developed within the Ansys environment. The model updating is performed by adopting an artificial intelligence algorithm called Particle Swarm Optimization. The calibration is performed with the aim of obtaining a numerical model that simulates the real dynamic behaviour of the case study with high accuracy. The calibrated model can be used as a base for the development and design of the structural health monitoring system of the tower.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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