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Investigation of Time-Varying Cable Tension of Bridges Using Time-Frequency Reassignment Techniques Based on Structural Health Monitoring Data

Maosen Cao    
Shuaitao Hu    
Xin Zhang    
Shixiang Zhang    
Dragoslav Sumarac and Jiayi Peng    

Resumen

The method proposed in this paper can quickly identify the time-varying cable tension and have the potential for condition monitoring and performance evaluation of cables under special events, such as typhoons, earthquakes and heavy traffic.

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