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[Precise measurement of acceleration forces in cables].

open access: yesRevista de saude publica, 1987
E M, do Nascimento, M G, de Amorim Neto
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Estimating Cable Forces in a Large Cable-Stayed Bridge

Advances in Science and Technology, 2016
The presence of complex boundary conditions makes the estimation of cable forces in cable-stayed bridges quite difficult when using conventional model-based force identification methodologies. A large dataset of recorded acceleration signals is available for the Ting Kau Bridge (TKB) in Hong Kong.
CASCIATI, SARA, Elia L.
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Analysis of Identified Cable Force of Cable-Stayed Bridge

International Conference on Transportation Engineering 2009, 2009
In this paper, in order to improve the precision of cable force identification of a practical cable-stayed bridge and considering some precision problems of vibration method in surveying the cable force in the engineering application, firstly, three calculation methods of the cable force measurement are analyzed and contrasted; secondly, using the ...
Fengchen Li   +3 more
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Forced-air cooling for station cables

Electrical Engineering, 1951
In modernizing older existing stations in connection with plant capacity addition programs, difficulties often are encountered in installing adequate generator outlet capacity for modern generators several times larger in rating than the older units being replaced.
R. W. Burrell   +2 more
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Forced Vibrations of Cable Networks

Journal of the Structural Division, 1980
Forced vibration response is investigated for hyperbolic paraboloid cable networks composed of a linkage of straight members connected by frictionless pins with concentrated masses lumped at the connection points. Newmark’s β\N method is used for evaluation of the dynamic response through both a linear and a nonlinear formulation.
Louis F. Geschwindner, Harry H. West
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Application in Estimating Cable Force

2020
Cables are generally designed to efficiently carry axial loads for cable-supported structures. Typical examples include stay cables in cable-stayed bridges, vertical hanger cables in suspension bridges, and cables in tower masts and large-span roof structures.
Dongming Feng, Q. Feng Maria
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Damping of Cables by a Transverse Force

Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 2005
A general asymptotic format is presented for the effect on the modal vibrations of a transverse damper close to the end of a cable. Complete locking of the damper leads to an increase of the natural frequencies, and it is demonstrated that the maximum attainable damping is a certain fraction of the relative frequency increase, depending on the type of ...
S. Krenk, J. R. Høgsberg
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Bowden Cable Actuator for Force-Feedback Exoskeletons

2006 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 2006
This paper introduces a novel type of actuator that is investigated by ESA for force-reflection to a wearable exoskeleton. The actuator consists of a DC motor that is relocated from the joint by means of Bowden cable transmissions. The actuator shall support the development of truly ergonomic and compact wearable man-machine interfaces.
Andre Schiele   +3 more
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