journal article·2001

Modelling expected service usage from short-term loading measurements

Darrell Socie

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Abstract

A methodology for estimating the long term durability of structures from short-term service loads measurements is described. The measured time history is converted into a rainflow counted histogram. A statistical technique for determining the probability density of the rainflow histogram is employed to extrapolate the short-term measured usage to the expected long-term service usage. A new loading history is then reconstructed from the expected rainflow histogram and combined with fatigue analysis to obtain an estimate of the durability of a structure.
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OpenAlex topics: Structural Health Monitoring Techniques · Wind and Air Flow Studies · Probabilistic and Robust Engineering Design

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