Article | REF: BM5160 V1

Vibration testing - Measuring and using results

Author: Paul-Eric DUPUIS

Publication date: July 10, 2000

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1. A few reminders of structural dynamics

Before getting down to the nitty-gritty of dynamic testing, it is worth recalling, albeit briefly, some of the theory behind it. For a more detailed description of the equations in general, and of the effective parameters in particular, please refer to the references [1] and [2] , of which the following paragraph is merely a practical summary recalling the essential elements.

Of all the ways of modeling the dynamic behavior of a structure, the modal superposition approach is currently one of the most widely used. The structure under study is represented as a superposition of simple one-degree-of-freedom models.

1.1 The one-degree-of-freedom...

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