A reliable and predictive model of an existing structure entails the use of model updatingtechniques,whichareusuallyperformedonthebasisofoperationalmodalanalysis campaigns. In this paper, a new model calibration strategy is proposed that adopts a multiphysics approach to exploit data collected by both static and dynamic monitoring systems. More specifically, mechanical and temperature data are assimilated into the model through a thermoelastic updating. The proposed scheme is validated with numerical simulations and applied on the Sanctuary of Vicoforte, a complex historical building that is subjected to both static and dynamic monitoring.
Thermoelastic finite element model updating with application to monumental buildings / Ceravolo, Rosario; De Lucia, Giulia; Miraglia, Gaetano; Pecorelli, Marica L.. - In: COMPUTER-AIDED CIVIL AND INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1093-9687. - STAMPA. - (2019). [10.1111/mice.12516]
Thermoelastic finite element model updating with application to monumental buildings
Ceravolo, Rosario;De Lucia, Giulia;Miraglia, Gaetano;Pecorelli, Marica L.
2019
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A reliable and predictive model of an existing structure entails the use of model updatingtechniques,whichareusuallyperformedonthebasisofoperationalmodalanalysis campaigns. In this paper, a new model calibration strategy is proposed that adopts a multiphysics approach to exploit data collected by both static and dynamic monitoring systems. More specifically, mechanical and temperature data are assimilated into the model through a thermoelastic updating. The proposed scheme is validated with numerical simulations and applied on the Sanctuary of Vicoforte, a complex historical building that is subjected to both static and dynamic monitoring.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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