2015
DOI: 10.1002/stc.1801
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Updating of an instrumented building model considering amplitude dependence of dynamic resonant properties extracted from seismic response records

Abstract: Summary This paper presents system identification and numerical analyses of a three‐story RC building. System identification was performed using 50 earthquake response records to obtain the frequencies and damping ratios, taking into account soil–structure interaction. Trends in the resonant parameters were correlated with the peak response accelerations at the roof level. A general trend of decreasing resonant frequencies with increasing level of response was observed and quantified, whereas for the damping r… Show more

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“…Prior to the application of observability techniques, a FEM of the structure should be established based on the geometry of the structure to be identified, which is a common preliminary step in many identification methods . With this FEM and the stiffness matrix method, the equilibrium equations together with strength of materials theory might be written in terms of nodal displacements and nodal forces as presented in Equation .…”
Section: Structural System Identification By Observability Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior to the application of observability techniques, a FEM of the structure should be established based on the geometry of the structure to be identified, which is a common preliminary step in many identification methods . With this FEM and the stiffness matrix method, the equilibrium equations together with strength of materials theory might be written in terms of nodal displacements and nodal forces as presented in Equation .…”
Section: Structural System Identification By Observability Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significant advances in sensor and computer technologies made possible to measure and process a large amount of monitoring data, to identify key features from the data, and to link those to the current structural conditions . Extensive efforts have been made in this area for purposes of operational modal analysis, system identification, model updating, and damage detection . These studies were conducted on the basis of the data from various sources, such as numerical simulation, laboratory experiments and field measurements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior to the application of observability techniques, a FEM of the structure should be established based on the topology of the structure to be identified, which is a common preliminary step in many identification methods (Feng et al, 2016;Isidori, Concettoni, Cristalli, Soria, & Lenci, 2016;Omenzetter & Butt, 2016). With this FEM and the stiffness matrix method, the equilibrium equations together with strength of materials theory might be written in terms of nodal displacements and nodal forces as presented in Equation (3-1).…”
Section: Methodologies and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%