2002
DOI: 10.2208/jscej.2002.703_141
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Study on Tension and Flexual Rigidity Identification for Cables Having Large Ratio of the Diameter and the Length

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“…Fang and Wang [16] obtained the numerical relationship among flexural rigidity, length, linear density, and vibration frequency based on the transverse vibration equation of the beam under axial tension. In 2002, Zui et al [17] proposed the Kalman filtering method to identify the tension and bending stiffness of the suspender according to the cable vibration caused by an external force. Roman et al [18] proposed that the changing trend of each frequency should be considered in the calculation of cable force, so as to achieve the consistency between the highorder frequency value and the low-order frequency value and meet the shortcomings that the low-order frequency may be difficult to measure in the actual engineering.…”
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“…Fang and Wang [16] obtained the numerical relationship among flexural rigidity, length, linear density, and vibration frequency based on the transverse vibration equation of the beam under axial tension. In 2002, Zui et al [17] proposed the Kalman filtering method to identify the tension and bending stiffness of the suspender according to the cable vibration caused by an external force. Roman et al [18] proposed that the changing trend of each frequency should be considered in the calculation of cable force, so as to achieve the consistency between the highorder frequency value and the low-order frequency value and meet the shortcomings that the low-order frequency may be difficult to measure in the actual engineering.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%