Expansion in structural dynamics : a perspective gained from success and errors in test/FEM twin building
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BALMES, EtienneMARTIN, Guillaume VERMOT DES ROCHES, GuillaumeCHANCELIER, ThierryTHOUVIOT, SylvainRésumé
Since tests only provide measurements at sensors, it is interesting to use models to estimate the response at all degree of freedom, correct measurement errors and possibly allow updating of model parameters. The paper gives an integrated perspective on methods developed by the control and structural dynamics communities and in particular methods seeking a trade-off between test and model error. The case of a measured brake squeal limit cycle is used to illustrate implementation details found to be important.
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