期刊
SENSORS
卷 19, 期 24, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/s19245413
关键词
impulse response function estimation; multiple excitations; structural damage diagnosis; inverse problem
资金
- China Earthquake Administration's Science for Earthquake Resilience Project [XH204702]
- Guangdong Provincial Science and Technology Plan Project [2018B020207011]
- 111 Project of Ministry of Education of China
- Bureau of Foreign Expert of China [B18062]
Impulse response function (IRF) is an ideal structural damage index for the identification of structural damage associated with changes in modal properties. However, IRFs from multiple excitations applied at different degrees-of-freedoms jointly contribute to the dynamic response, and their estimation is often underdetermined. Although some efforts have been devoted to the estimation of IRF for a structure under single excitation, the case under multiple excitations has not been fully investigated yet. The estimation of IRF under multiple excitations is generally an ill-conditioned inverse problem such that an incorrect or non-feasible solution is common, preventing its application to damage detection. This work explores this problem by introducing dimensionality reduction transformation matrices relating two sets of IRFs of a structure with discussions on the performance of the non-unique transformation matrices. Then, the extraction of IRF via wavelet-based and Tikhonov regularization-based methods are compared. Finally, a numerical study with a truss structure is conducted to validate the estimation of the IRFs and to demonstrate their applicability for damage detection under seismic excitations. Both the damage locations and severity are accurately identified, indicating the proposed methodology can enable the IRFs estimation under multiple excitations for successful damage detection.
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