Handbook of experimental structural dynamics / Randall Allemang, Peter Avitabile, editors.
Allemang, Randall J.; Avitabile, Peter, 1952-
2022
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Title Handbook of experimental structural dynamics / Randall Allemang, Peter Avitabile, editors.
ISBN 9781461445470 (electronic bk.)
1461445477 (electronic bk.)
1461445469
9781461445463
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4547-0
Publication Details New York, NY : Springer, 2022.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (1426 pages)
Item Number 10.1007/978-1-4614-4547-0 doi
Call Number TA654
Dewey Decimal Classification 624.1/71
Summary The SEM Handbook of Experimental Structural Dynamics stands as a comprehensive overview and reference for its subject, applicable to workers in research, product design and manufacture, and practice. The Handbook is devoted primarily to the areas of structural mechanics served by the Society for Experimental Mechanics IMAC community, such as modal analysis, rotating machinery, structural health monitoring, shock and vibration, sensors and instrumentation, aeroelasticity, ground testing, finite element techniques, model updating, sensitivity analysis, verification and validation, experimental dynamics sub-structuring, quantification of margin and uncertainty, and testing of civil infrastructure. Chapters offer comprehensive, detailed coverage of decades of scientific and technologic advance and all demonstrate an experimental perspective. Several sections specifically discuss the various types of experimental testing and common practices utilized in the automotive, aerospace, and civil structures industries. History of Experimental Structural Mechanics DIC Methods - Dynamic Photogrammetry LDV Methods Applied Digital Signal Processing Introduction to Spectral - Basic Measurements Structural Measurements - FRF Random and Shock Testing Rotating System Analysis Methods * Sensors Signal Conditioning Instrumentation Design of Modal Tests Experimental Modal Methods Experimental Modal Parameter Evaluation Operating Modal Analysis Methods * Analytical Numerical Substructuring Finite Element Model Correlation Model Updating Damping of Materials and Structures Model Calibration and Validation in Structures* Uncertainty Quantification: UQ, QMU and Statistics * Nonlinear System Analysis Methods (Experimental) Structural Health Monitoring and Damage Detection Experimental Substructure Modeling Modal Modeling Response (Impedance) Modeling Nonlinear Normal Mode Analysis Techniques (Analytical) * Modal Modeling with Nonlinear Connection Elements (Analytical) Acoustics of Structural Systems (VibroAcoustics) * Automotive Structural Testing * Civil Structural Testing Aerospace Perspective for Modeling and Validation Sports Equipment Testing * Applied Math for Experimental Structural Mechanics * Chapter Forthcoming Contributions present important theory behind relevant experimental methods as well as application and technology. Topical authors emphasize and dissect proven methods and offer detail beyond a simple review of the literature. Additionally, chapters cover practical needs of scientists and engineers who are new to the field. In most cases, neither the pertinent theory nor, in particular, the practical issues have been presented formally in current academic textbooks. Each chapter in the Handbook represents a must read for someone new to the subject or for someone returning to the field after an absence. Reference lists in each chapter consist of the seminal papers in the literature. This Handbook stands in parallel to the SEM Handbook of Experimental Solid Mechanics, where this Handbook focuses on experimental dynamics of structures at a macro-scale often involving multiple components and materials where the SEM Handbook of Experimental Solid Mechanics focuses on experimental mechanics of materials at a nano-scale and/or micro-scale.
Note 2.3 Differential Vibrometers
Includes index.
Bibliography, etc. Note References-2 Sensors and Their Signal Conditioning for Dynamic Acceleration, Force, Pressure, and Sound Applications-Contents-1 Sensing Technologies-1.1 Piezoelectricity-1.2 Metal Strain Gages-1.3 Semiconductor, Piezoresistive, and MEMS Strain Gages-1.4 Piezoelectric Strain Gages-1.5 Capacitance-2 Sensor Dynamic Models-2.1 Strain Gage-2.2 Pressure, Force, and Acceleration Transducers-3 Sensor Selection and Use-3.1 Piezoelectric Accelerometers-3.2 Force Sensors-3.3 Impedance Heads-3.4 Pressure Measurements-3.5 Pressure Transducers
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Avitabile, Peter, 1952-
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Intro
Preface and Introduction
Contents
About the Editors
Contributors
Part I Sensors and Measurements
1 Recent History of Experimental Structural Dynamics
Contents
Nomenclature
1 Introduction
2 Timeline History
3 Technology Developments
3.1 Sensors
3.1.1 Resistance Technology
3.1.2 Bonded Strain Gage Technology
3.1.3 Piezoelectric Crystal Technology
3.1.4 Inductance and Capacitance Technology
3.1.5 Optical Technology
3.2 Data Acquisition
3.2.1 Analog Technology
3.2.2 Digital Technology

4 Experimental Structural Dynamics Methods 1965-1985
4.1 Classification Methods
4.2 Data Acquisition Classification
4.2.1 Sinusoidal Input-Output Method
4.2.2 Frequency Response Function Method
4.2.3 Damped Complex Exponential Methods
4.2.4 Mathematical Input-Output Model Method
4.3 Summary
5 Conferences
5.1 ISMA
5.2 IMAC
5.3 Other Conferences
6 Publications and Books
7 Pioneers/Contributors
7.1 Pioneers: Experimental Structural Dynamics
7.2 Contributors: Handbook
7.3 Contributors: SEM IMAC
7.3.1 IMAC Advisory Board
8 Summary/Conclusions

4 Sensor Systems
4.1 Sensor System Architecture
5 Signal Conditioning
5.1 Types of Amplifiers
5.2 Filters
5.3 Analog-to-Digital Conversion
6 Other Considerations
6.1 Grounding
6.2 Cabling
6.3 Ground Loops
6.4 Triboelectric Effects
6.4.1 Connectors
7 Data Validation
7.1 Examples
References
3 Laser Doppler Vibrometry Measurements in StructuralDynamics
Contents
Nomenclature
1 Theory of Vibrometry
1.1 Lasers Sources and Doppler Effect
1.2 From Interferometers to Vibrometers
1.2.1 Optical Homodyne and Heterodyne

1.2.2 Michelson Interferometer
1.2.3 Mach-Zehnder Interferometer
1.2.4 Self-Mixing
1.3 Demodulation of Doppler Signals
1.4 Noise and Resolution
1.5 Critical Aspects in Laser Vibrometry
1.5.1 Backscatter Issues
1.5.2 Speckle Noise
1.5.3 Measuring in Media and Through Windows
1.6 Signal Enhancement Approaches
1.6.1 Tracking Filter
1.6.2 Diversity Combining
1.7 Uncertainty and Calibration
1.8 Laser Safety and Standards
2 Instrumentation, Measurement Issues, and Applications
2.1 Single-Point Vibrometers
2.2 Optical Fiber Vibrometers

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