Modal Parameters Identification of Civil Engineering Structures Based on the Random Decrement Technique

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Modal identification technique is an effective measure for building materials health diagnosis, structural optimization design and safety assessment in structural engineering field. The time-domain method can only use the response signals to identify the modal parameters under ambient excitation, which became a wide concern topic in recent years. According to the points above, the theories of random decrement technique, complex exponential method and time-series method are presented. The random decrement technique is combined with the other two methods to become joint algorithms. A numerical simulation model is constructed to verify the feasibility and validity of the two joint algorithms.

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