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MUSIC‐ANN analysis for locating structural damages in a truss‐type structure by means of vibrations

Osornio‐Rios et al., 2012

Document ID
11807054302406063855
Author
Osornio‐Rios R
Amezquita‐Sanchez J
Romero‐Troncoso R
Garcia‐Perez A
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer‐Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering

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This article presents a methodology for damage detection, location, and quantification based on vibration signature analysis and a comprehensive experimental study to assess the utility of the proposed structural health monitoring applied to a five‐bay truss‐type structure. The …
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