A new conjugate gradient method for solving multi-source dynamic load identification problem
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In this paper, a new conjugate gradient method is suggested to estimate the multi-source dynamic loads acting on a surface of 3D plate. The algorithm reconstructs the distribution functions of the dynamic loads by the displacement responses at two receiving points. The dynamic Green’s function and response function of dynamic forces excitation are obtained by finite element method. Under linear and time-invariant supposition, the response at a receiving point on the structure can be expressed as a convolution integral of the desired unknown force and the corresponding Green’s function, where the continuous convolution functions are spatially and temporally discretized by trapezium formula. The preset method is suggested to identify the dynamic loads by minimizing the error functions. Finally, the multi-source dynamic loads are successfully identified by the proposed method, and the performance of numerical simulations is superior to Landweber iteration method, which demonstrates the efficiency and robustness of the proposed method.
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