1985
DOI: 10.2514/3.9103
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Stiffness matrix adjustment using mode data

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“…When FE modes are corrupted, NCO is calculated by replacing FEM with E FEM in Eq. (12). The combined effect of M SEREP and E FEM , which are inaccurate due to the uncorrelated and different random numbers, results in a decrease in probability of meeting the correlation criterion.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When FE modes are corrupted, NCO is calculated by replacing FEM with E FEM in Eq. (12). The combined effect of M SEREP and E FEM , which are inaccurate due to the uncorrelated and different random numbers, results in a decrease in probability of meeting the correlation criterion.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method can yield modes that exactly match with the experimental modes, but the procedure failed to retain the physical properties of the stiffness matrix. To overcome this difficulty, experimentally determined mode data and structural connectivity information obtained from the analytical method were used to optimally improve the deficient analytical stiffness matrix [12].…”
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“…Com o intuito de apresentar uma metodologia capaz de preservar a estrutura da matriz de rigidez do sistema, Kabe [9], Caesar e Peter [10], e outros, desenvolveram algoritmos capazes de preservar a conetividade daquela matriz, mas que podiam produzir indesejado spill-over sobre o espectro não medido.…”
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“…Furthermore the connectivity of the original finite element model is not necessarily preserved. The connectivity problem has been addressed in the standard methods by Kabé 14 and Smith and Beattie 15 .…”
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confidence: 99%