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By Christi Lalanne
Nearly all of vibrations encountered within the genuine atmosphere are random. via their very nature, such vibrations are advanced. This quantity describes the allowing technique for simplification of the research required and the research of the sign within the frequency area. strength spectrum density is outlined, with precautions had to be taken in its calculation defined including the tactics (windowing, overlapping) had to increase effects. yet another, complementary strategy, the research of statistical houses of the time sign, is defined. this allows selection of the distribution legislation of the maxima of a random gaussian sign to be made up our minds and simplification of calculation of fatigue harm to be made by means of the avoidance of the direct counting of peaks.
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61] If the signal is centered, for T sufficiently large, R b (t) becomes negligible so that S2 R^(T) = R S (T) = — cos Q T t1-62! 2 This calculation makes it possible to detect a sinusoidal wave of low amplitude embedded in a very significant noise [SHI 70a]. Examples of application of the correlation method [MAX 69]: - determination of the dynamic characteristics of a systems, - extraction of a periodic signal embedded in a noise, - detection of periodic vibrations of a vibratory phenomenon, - study of transmission of vibrations (cross-correlation between two points of a structure), - study of turbubences, - calculation of power spectral densities [FAU 69], - more generally, applications in the field of signal processing, in particular in medicine, astrophysics, geophysics etc [JEN 68].
6. 47] and NOTE. 7. Quadspectrum - cospectrura The cross-power spectral density G^ u (f) can be written in the form [BEN 80]: where the function C^ u (f) = 2 J R j u ( t ) cos(2 it f T) (h [2-51] —GO is the cospectrum or coincident spectral density, and where Q^f) = 2 J^R^r) sin(2 w f T) dt f2-52] —CO is the quadspectrum or quadrature spectral density function. 8. 1. Broad-band process A broad-band process is a random stationary process whose power spectral density G(Q) has significant values hi a frequency band or a frequency domain which is rigorously of the same order of magnitude as the central frequency of the band[PRE56a].
Or as intermediate data, to evaluate certain statistical properties of the vibration (frequency expected, probability density of the peaks of the signal, number of peaks expected per unit time etc). NOTE. The function G(f), although termed power, does not have the dimension of it. This term is often used because the square of the fluctuating quantity appears often in the expression for the power, but it is unsuitable here [LAL 95]. So it is often preferred to name it 'acceleration spectral density' or 'acceleration density' [BOO 56] or 'power spectral density of acceleration' or 'intensity spectrum' [MAR 58].