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Robust expansion of experimental mode shapes under epistemic uncertainties

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Important variations in response behaviors of power plant generators are observed in a population of nominally identica installations due to numerous and significant sources of variability. As a result, it proves to be extremely difficult to implement a predictive and reliable physics-based model. The present study attempts to leverage an existing non validated numerical model to reconstruct information on unobserved degrees of freedom based on the results of modal tests. An expansion method is proposed based on the concept of the constitutive relation error (CRE). This method leads to minimization of an energy-based functional that takes into account both errors in the model and in the test data. Due to lack of knowledge, commonplace in this kind of complex system, the expansion will be presented in the framework of robust approach. More precisely, the first objective of this article is to assess the robustness of the mode shape expansion in presence of large epistemic uncertainties that are represented as info-gap models. Secondly, a strategy will be presented to maximize the robustness of the expansion by appropriately selecting the model decision variables for a given horizon of uncertainty. The proposed methodology is illustrated on simple academic test cases.
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hal-02300559 , version 1 (29-09-2019)

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Antoine Kuczkowiak, Scott Cogan, Morvan Ouisse, Emmanuel Foltête, Mathieu Corus. Robust expansion of experimental mode shapes under epistemic uncertainties. International Modal Analysis Conference, Feb 2014, Orlando, FL, United States. pp.419-427, ⟨10.1007/978-3-319-04552-8_42⟩. ⟨hal-02300559⟩
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