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Dynamic Response as a Tool for Damage Identification

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Changes in dynamic response are used to determine the magnitude and location of damage or other imperfections. The CAMOSUC (Change of Mode Surface Curvature) method is compared with earlier methods. Examples of identifying changes of real structures and models are given

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Pirner, M., Urushadze, S. Dynamic Response as a Tool for Damage Identification. International Applied Mechanics 40, 487–505 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:INAM.0000037296.30452.c8

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