A Summary Review of Correlations between Temperatures and Vibration Properties of Long-Span Bridges
By Guang Zhou, T. Yi. 2014
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The shift of modal parameters induced by temperature fluctuation may mask the changes of vibration properties caused by structural damage and result in false structural condition identification. Thoroughly understanding the temperature effects on vibration properties of long-span bridges becomes an especially important issue before vibration-based damage detection methodologies are applied in real bridges. This paper presents an overview of current research activities and developments in the field of correlations between temperatures and vibration properties of long-span bridges. The theoretical derivation methods using classical structural dynamics and closed-form formulations are first briefly introduced. Then the trend analysis methods that are intended to extract the degree of variability in vibration property under temperature variation for different bridges by numerical analysis, laboratory test, or field monitoring are reviewed in detail. Following that, the development of quantitative models to quantify the temperature influence on vibration properties is discussed including the linear model, nonlinear model, and learning model. Finally, some promising research efforts for promoting the study of correlations between temperatures and vibration properties of long-span bridges are suggested.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Review of Bridge Structural Health Monitoring Aided by Big Data and Artificial Intelligence: From Condition Assessment to Damage Detection (2020, unknown): “In order to recognize the load effects and define a baseline structural condition, relationships among these features and external loads have formed part of many investigations in past years (Serker and Wu 2009; Zhou and Yi 2014).”
- A State of the Art Review of Modal-Based Damage Detection in Bridges: Development, Challenges, and Solutions (2017, background): “Most problematic of such variables is temperature [89], with many techniques having been developed over the years dedicated to estimating and mitigating its influence; generally through various data normalisation techniques, see Sohn [90] and Xia et al.”