ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2020
Field Monitoring and Analysis of the Vibration of Stay Cables under Typhoon Conditions.
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- Accurate Correlation Modeling between Wind Speed and Bridge Girder Displacement Based on a Multi-Rate Fusion Method.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2021Article
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Structural health monitoring systems provide many advantages for full-scale measurements in bridge monitoring. In this study, a strong landing typhoon event recorded at the Jintang Bridge (Zhejiang Province, China) in 2019 was selected to study the nonstationary wind and cable vibration characteristics. To study the characteristics of the recorded typhoon, the time-varying mean wind was extracted based on the adaptive method of the wavelet-matrix transform. The nonstationary characteristics of Typhoon Lekima, including the turbulence intensity, gust factor, and fluctuating wind power spectral density, were analyzed and compared with the stationary model characteristics of a typhoon, and the typical characteristics and parameters were obtained. In addition, the measured vibration response of the cables was analyzed. The vibration characteristics of the cables and the energy distribution of the wind speed wavelet packet were investigated. The vibrations at different positions were compared. A power spectrum analysis and a wavelet packet energy analysis of the cable were performed. The results of this study can be used as a basis for wind-resistant design and performance evaluation of bridges under similar operational conditions.
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