Identification of the Dynamic Properties of Linear Joints Using Substructure Synthesis Method

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In this thesis, a new identification method for joint stiffness and damping has been developed by using the substructure synthesis method and finite element modeling. The substructure synthesis method is stated firstly, according to the substructures are connected by joints and the equilibrium and compatibility conditions at the joints have to be fulfilled, establishing identification equation through completely frequency response function. Then, finite element model is established, and update this model, make use of the update model to replace the experimental model, using an accurate finite element model to obtain the required data. In order to ensure the stability of the numerical calculation, translate inconsistent equation into the general solution through the principle of least squares, besides the introduction of the concept of weighted, makes the measured data can be fully utilized. Finally, the method is applied to a simulated example and good agreement is found between identified and true parameters.

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