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A fuzzy computational framework for dynamic multibody system considering structure damage based on information entropy
Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Volume: 24, Issue: 3
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Adesola Ademiloye
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The present study proposes a new fuzzy finite element method for dynamic multibody interaction with consideration for structural damage. Here, fuzzy parameters are equivalently transformed into stochastic parameters using information entropy, and the fuzzy response of the structure is obtained by fu...
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A fuzzy computational framework for dynamic multibody system considering structure damage based on information entropy |
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A fuzzy computational framework for dynamic multibody system considering structure damage based on information entropy Adesola Ademiloye |
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A fuzzy computational framework for dynamic multibody system considering structure damage based on information entropy |
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A fuzzy computational framework for dynamic multibody system considering structure damage based on information entropy |
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The present study proposes a new fuzzy finite element method for dynamic multibody interaction with consideration for structural damage. Here, fuzzy parameters are equivalently transformed into stochastic parameters using information entropy, and the fuzzy response of the structure is obtained by fuzzy calculation combined with the new point estimation method. Numerical examples are used to illustrate the accuracy and efficiency of the presented methods and scanning method simulations are implemented to validate the computational results. Considering that the damage degree of the pier is uncertain, namely fuzzy uncertainty, stiffness reduction is used to simulate the damage of the pier. The fuzzy dynamic response of the train-bridge system is investigated when the pier structure and the mass of the train are fuzzy parameters. The response of the train-bridge interaction considering damage far exceeds that obtained from conventional deterministic parameter calculations. To ensure running safety, studying the response of the vehicle-system coupled vibration with fuzzy parameters is of great significance. |
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