2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-74654-8_5
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Automated Correction of Sensor Orientation in Experimental Dynamic Substructuring

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“…Furthermore, the use of crosses makes a more effective excitation of the rotational DOFs possible, enabling us to obtain a reliable six DOF characterization of these substructures and, hence a twelve DOF characterization of assemblies A and B. A similar testing campaign and procedure to compute the interface accelerations and loads was reported in [28] and [18]. Indeed, the eigenfrequency of the first flexible mode is 5187 Hz for the aluminum cross and 5950 Hz for the steel cross.…”
Section: Testing Campaignmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Furthermore, the use of crosses makes a more effective excitation of the rotational DOFs possible, enabling us to obtain a reliable six DOF characterization of these substructures and, hence a twelve DOF characterization of assemblies A and B. A similar testing campaign and procedure to compute the interface accelerations and loads was reported in [28] and [18]. Indeed, the eigenfrequency of the first flexible mode is 5187 Hz for the aluminum cross and 5950 Hz for the steel cross.…”
Section: Testing Campaignmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Accuracy will be demonstrated by comparing the original (reference), noise-polluted, and PRANK reconstructed data. A consistency indicator is defined as [33]:…”
Section: Filtering With Prankmentioning
confidence: 99%