1 May 2008 Determination of vibration parameters of a large-scale structure by measuring the visibility changes on the time-averaged images of a sinusoidal pattern fixed on it
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Abstract
Specification of vibration modes, amplitudes, and damping coefficients of structures are crucial issues in civil and mechanical engineering. Several techniques have been used for this kind of studies, including holographic interferometry, speckle interferometry, and moiré technique. But, for a large-scale structure, the modal analysis technique is usually used. We use the time-averaged digital image of a sinusoidal pattern fixed on a vibrating 6-m iron I-beam to study in-plane vibration. The study includes specification of vibrating modes, amplitudes, and damping coefficients. Using a wide-angle high-resolution digital camera, successive images of the vibrating pattern are recorded in exposure times much longer than the vibration period and much shorter than the relaxation time. The visibility measurement along the images leads to the specification of the mentioned parameters.
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Saifollah Rasouli and Mohammad Taghi Tavassoly "Determination of vibration parameters of a large-scale structure by measuring the visibility changes on the time-averaged images of a sinusoidal pattern fixed on it," Optical Engineering 47(5), 053603 (1 May 2008). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2927460
Published: 1 May 2008
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KEYWORDS
Visibility

Video

Optical engineering

Bessel functions

Holographic interferometry

Holography

Iron

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