This paper describes a new method for estimating the modal mass associated to mode shapes found through operational modal analysis. The knowledge of the modal mass is a key information for estimating the frequency response function of the structure/system under analysis. The newly proposed method is based on the use of mono-harmonic excitation tests at frequency values at (or close to) resonances. The method allows for simpler and cheaper experimental set-ups, compared to the other methods already available in the literature. Furthermore, it does not require any assumption on the structure/system considered. The paper presents the theory behind the method and then validates it by means of experimental tests.

A global approach for scaling the mode shapes estimated by operational modal analysis

M. Berardengo;
2019-01-01

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This paper describes a new method for estimating the modal mass associated to mode shapes found through operational modal analysis. The knowledge of the modal mass is a key information for estimating the frequency response function of the structure/system under analysis. The newly proposed method is based on the use of mono-harmonic excitation tests at frequency values at (or close to) resonances. The method allows for simpler and cheaper experimental set-ups, compared to the other methods already available in the literature. Furthermore, it does not require any assumption on the structure/system considered. The paper presents the theory behind the method and then validates it by means of experimental tests.
2019
978-88-9440-942-0
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