Minimum relative entropy criterion for damage detection and location
Date
2009ISBN
978-1-60560-961-4Publisher
Affiliation: Brunel University, School of Engineering and Design, United KingdomAffiliation: University of Cyprus, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Cyprus
Correspondence Address: Mares, C.
Brunel University, School of Engineering and DesignUnited Kingdom
email: Cristinel.Mares@brunel.ac.uk
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Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics SeriesGoogle Scholar check
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Relative entropy has been employed, as an alternative to other regularization methods, in solving ill-conditioned linear inverse problems. Damage detection when treated as structural modification imparted by the damage leads to a linear inverse problem involving frequency response functions. This problem is amenable to ill-conditioning issues that could arise from the low frequency response values and noisy experiments. This article formulates and solves using the minimum relative entropy method the damage detection and localization problem on a simulated cantilever beam. © 2009 Society for Experimental Mechanics Inc.