- Vibration of one- and multidegree-of-freedon systems
- Vibrations of beams and cables
- Numerical methods of analysis
- Vehicle-structure dynamic interaction
- Experimental dynamics and elementary signal analysis
- Earthquake response.
The course includes two laboratory experiments.
This course deals with fundamental methods for theoretic and experimental analysis of dynamic problems. In particular, structures such as bridges and buildings are studied.
The aim of this course is to give basic knowledge about theoretical and experimental analysis of dynamically loaded structures as well as their applications. After this course, the student will be able to:
- Understand dynamic problems and create simple models for calculations
- Calculate fundamental frequencies and mode shapes
- Calculate response using mode superposition and time stepping methods
- Understand the bridge-vehicle interaction problem and calculate the dynamic effects
- Plan instrumentation for simple dynamic tests
- Evaluate dynamic properties from measurements.
- Understand the fundamental behaviour of structures during earthquakes and how to evaluate the response according to Eurocode 8.
- Document calculations and resulta in technical reports.