2019
DOI: 10.22630/pniks.2019.28.3.31
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The use of modal analysis to examine the lattice structure

Abstract: Steel structures are subject to large dynamic loads clearly reflected by generated vibration processes. The vibrations may affect state of serviceability of structures by lowering comfort of persons working there as well as possible reaching the level hazardous to safety of the structures. The effect of vibrations to structure is mainly manifested by additional stresses in a given cross-section, which are summed up with those resulting from static loads. The dynamic loads may cause damaging effects in … Show more

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“…In a system of coupled vehicles, the traction resistance is the internal force. On the other hand, when considering the system of forces acting on these vehicles separately, the traction resistance is an additional resistance to the car© s movement and, at the same time, the force that forces the semi-trailer to move [13,14]. Figure 6 shows the horizontal location of the trailer drawbar, thus reducing the occurrence of the normal force component causing the change of the normal axle load.…”
Section: Dynamic Loadsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a system of coupled vehicles, the traction resistance is the internal force. On the other hand, when considering the system of forces acting on these vehicles separately, the traction resistance is an additional resistance to the car© s movement and, at the same time, the force that forces the semi-trailer to move [13,14]. Figure 6 shows the horizontal location of the trailer drawbar, thus reducing the occurrence of the normal force component causing the change of the normal axle load.…”
Section: Dynamic Loadsmentioning
confidence: 99%