A modification method for vibration control of structures
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2022, Mechanical Systems and Signal ProcessingCitation Excerpt :The earliest development of the frequency-response-based control may be traced back to the work by Jones [9] in 1985, where he expressed the dynamic behaviour of a modified structure through the original FRFs without relying on modal parameters of the original system. In 1989 and 1990 respectively, Sestieri and D’Ambrogio [10], and Özgüven [11] used the frequency response approach to deal with structural modification problems. Del Vescovo and D’Ambrogio [12] in 1995 described a new approach for active control using the measured FRFs to optimise the closed-loop frequency response.
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