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Stochastic model updating: Part 2—application to a set of physical structures

The application of a stochastic model updating technique using Monte-Carlo inverse propagation and multivariate multiple regression to converge a set of analytical models with randomised updating parameters upon a set of nominally identical physical structures is considered. The structure in question is a short beam manufactured from two components, one of folded steel and the other flat. The two are connected by two rows of spot-welds. The main uncertainty in the model is concerned with the spot-weld but there is also considerable manufacturing variability, principally in the radii of the folds.

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