Input-output and output-only modal analysis in the frequency domain: a comparison
Tahir Batuhan Cebi
Input-output and output-only modal analysis in the frequency domain: a comparison.
Rel. Alessandro Fasana. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Meccanica (Mechanical Engineering), 2021
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Abstract
Vibrations are an omnipresent phenomena and generally their presence is sought to be limited since they may cause malfunction, noise, wear, discomfort and destruction. In the last century, methods and technologies regarding to dynamic analysis developed significantly. Modal analysis constitutes an important section of these developments and all the numerous approaches it has can be grouped in two major categories: Experimental Modal Analysis (EMA) and Operational Modal Analysis. Because of the sheer number of modal analysis approaches and them being constantly developed it is hard to come by up-to-date comparisons of different methodologies under different circumstances. In this thesis, modal parameter extraction method Rational Fraction Polynomials method in z-domain (RFP-z) is elaborated and evaluated by creating a numerical model to run digital simulations.
Other than a comparison of EMA and OMA accuracy, different parameters and their effect on accuracy are contrasted as well since the performance of the extraction may change depending on factors such as noise, excitation typology and frequency
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