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PARAMETRIC VIBRATION OF STAY CABLES UNDER AXIAL NARROW-BAND STOCHASTIC EXCITATION

    The differential equation for inclined cables under axial narrow-band stochastic excitations is established with consideration of the cable sag and variations of cable tension along the cable. Gaussian and first-order non-Gaussian closed-form solutions are derived by employing the statistical moment truncation method to solve the moment equation. A long cable (Cable A20 of No. 2 Nanjing Bridge over the Yangtze River) is taken as an example to demonstrate the application of the theoretical model presented. The Monte Carlo method is also adopted to simulate the responses of the cable numerically under investigation. The general response characteristics of the cable are analyzed, particularly, the variation characteristics of the response of the cable depending on the excitation bandwidth when the ratio of the central frequency of excitation to the first frequency of cable is equal to one or two. Parametric vibrations of the real Cable A20 excited by the buffeting vibration of the bridge deck of No. 2 Nanjing Bridge over the Yangtze River are also calculated.

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