Structural Health Monitoring for civil structures aims at detection of sudden or progressive damages and also at monitoring their performance under operational conditions or under some particular environmental issues (i.e.: earthquakes). A large part of the Italian territory is exposed to medium/high seismic risk, so an efficient protection of the structures located in seismic areas is necessary. This target can be reached by increasing the knowledge of the structural behaviour of existing constructions: so, it is crucial to monitor the performance of civil structures over their operational lives. The present paper deals with SHM technologies adopted to analyze the structural response of the School of Engineering Main Building at the University of Naples Federico II. In particular, after a short description of solutions and systems installed on the structure, some experimental data and preliminary results of analyses aimed at the identification of the most relevant modal parameters are presented.
Structural monitoring and earthquake protection of the School of Engineering at Federico II University in Naples / C., Rainieri; G., Fabbrocino; Cosenza, Edoardo; Manfredi, Gaetano. - ELETTRONICO. - 2:(2007), pp. 1057-1063. (Intervento presentato al convegno 4th International Structural Engineering & Construction Conference tenutosi a Melbourne (Australia) nel 26-28 September 2007).
Structural monitoring and earthquake protection of the School of Engineering at Federico II University in Naples
COSENZA, EDOARDO;MANFREDI, GAETANO
2007
Abstract
Structural Health Monitoring for civil structures aims at detection of sudden or progressive damages and also at monitoring their performance under operational conditions or under some particular environmental issues (i.e.: earthquakes). A large part of the Italian territory is exposed to medium/high seismic risk, so an efficient protection of the structures located in seismic areas is necessary. This target can be reached by increasing the knowledge of the structural behaviour of existing constructions: so, it is crucial to monitor the performance of civil structures over their operational lives. The present paper deals with SHM technologies adopted to analyze the structural response of the School of Engineering Main Building at the University of Naples Federico II. In particular, after a short description of solutions and systems installed on the structure, some experimental data and preliminary results of analyses aimed at the identification of the most relevant modal parameters are presented.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.