The paper describes the application of conventional accelerometers and innovative microwave remote sensing to operational modal testing of a historical slender structure: the bell tower of the Cathedral of Trani. In more details, the natural frequencies and mode shapes of the investigated tower are identified by applying different output-only techniques to the data obtained by means of the two measurement systems. Full details on the experimental procedures, instrumentation and data analysis are reported in the paper; furthermore, accuracy and limits of the radar-based technology in monitoring a stiff historic building are addressed as well.
Dynamic testing of a historical slender building using accelerometers and radar / Diaferio, M., Foti, D., Gentile, C., Giannoccaro, N.i., Saisi, A.. - STAMPA. - (2015), pp. 153.679-153.688. (6th International Operational Modal Analysis Conference, IOMAC 2015 Gijón, Spain May 12-14, 2015).
Dynamic testing of a historical slender building using accelerometers and radar
Diaferio M;Foti D;
2015
Abstract
The paper describes the application of conventional accelerometers and innovative microwave remote sensing to operational modal testing of a historical slender structure: the bell tower of the Cathedral of Trani. In more details, the natural frequencies and mode shapes of the investigated tower are identified by applying different output-only techniques to the data obtained by means of the two measurement systems. Full details on the experimental procedures, instrumentation and data analysis are reported in the paper; furthermore, accuracy and limits of the radar-based technology in monitoring a stiff historic building are addressed as well.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
