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A Study of Bilinear Vibrational Behavior of Cracked Structures

並列摘要


Cracks may generally result in the variation of structural stiffness and hence enable structures to vibrate nonlinearly. In order to understand the vibrational behavior of crack structures accurately, the study proposes a general and efficient algorithm based on the finite element assumptions and the breathing crack theory. All formulae are derived from the time domain properly and may apply to the overall bilinear motion cycle completely. The contact effect is also considered by introducing the degree of penetration on the cracked surface. By assessing the variation of natural frequencies in crack open and closed modes, changes in the dynamic characteristics of cracked structures are investigated. The changes in dynamic characteristics can be measured and lead to an identification of the structural changes which eventually might lead to the detection of a structural flaw.

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Breathing crack FEM

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