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The Reliability Testing of Brick Infrastructure with Operating Modal Analysis / Badanie Niezawodności Infrastruktury Murowej Z Użyciem Operacyjnej Analizy Modalnej

Abstract Modal analysis is widely used in the removal of defects caused by vibration of infrastructure, structure modification, updating the analytical model, or the control of the state and is used to monitor the vibration of structures in the aerospace and civil engineering mechanics from early 1990 began to pay close attention to the use of operational modal analysis (OMA) in a study of the existing building structures. In this case, the vibration exciter platforms, buildings, towers, bridges, etc. to force Operating (ambient). Here we measure only the response of the force generated by the environment. OMA is also very attractive for aerospace and mechanical engineering. This article presents the results of the existing building structure (reinforced concrete wall using operational modal analysis software and used to carry out the LMS and visualization of the results of such research.
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