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The long-term operation of industrial buildings housing technological equipment that generates dynamic loads requires the application of modern approaches to assessing the technical condition of load-bearing structures. Continuous exposure to vibration loads may lead to the gradual accumulation of damage, a reduction in the operational reliability of structures, and increased maintenance costs. In this context, vibration monitoring is increasingly regarded as one of the key tools of modern Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) systems, which enable the technical condition of engineering structures to be monitored throughout their service life.
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