Decoupling Free Vibration System of Bridge Section Model

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In the paper the free vibration system of bridge section model is designed in order to measure the wind-induced effects on the bridge section model in the wind tunnel. In the system the suspension device is constituted with decoupling sliding components and simple spring suspension. Meanwhile, a set of data measurement and acquisition device based on the Labview is provided in the system. The measurement on the wind-induced static force, flutter and vortex-induced vibration of the bridge section model can be conducted at single degree of freedom or multiple degrees of freedom.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 199-200)

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891-894

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February 2011

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