Introduction to Vibration-based Damage Detection

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Structural health monitoring


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Muyideen Abdulkareem ( Ph.D ) Short note on Vibration-Based Monitoring by 18 th October, 2019 [email protected] +601111144927 STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT AND REPAIR (1033)

Structural monitoring: test(s) carried out to ascertain Safety Performance Maintenance Introduction Why monitor?

Collapsed Nanfangao b ridge, Taiwan. Introduction 6 dead 12 injured 6 missing

Collapsed Sampoong Departmental Store, South Korea. Introduction 500 dead 900 injured

Introduction Collapsed I-35 Mississippi River Bridge, USA. 12 dead 130 injured

Introduction Visual inspection (traditional) Time Access Cost Assessment So what happens to large and complex structures?

Solution? Introduction

Vibration-based monitoring: application of responses of structures to carry out structural assessment. Responses - Acceleration - Velocity -Displacement (Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) analyzers and computer system) by applying changes in stiffness due to damage F = m (elementary physics) F = m + c + k (real situation) Where F, m, , and are force, mass, acceleration, velocity and displacement respectively. C and k are damping and stiffness respectively.   Introduction

Medical doctor vs. Monitoring engineer Introduction Medical doctor Monitoring engineer

- Forced-vibration (input & output measurements) method Equipment: - Sensors - Impact hammer - Data acquisition system - computer system Disadvantages: - O perations - cost - damage Structures: - Plate - Beams - Slabs Techniques

- Ambient vibration (output-only measurements) method Equipment: - Sensors - Data acquisition system - computer system Advantages: - No disruption of o perations - Cheaper - Not hindered by size Structures: - Bridges - Control towers - Buildings - Pipelines - Dams Techniques

Equipment Impact Hammer Excite structure Data Acquisition System Data processing Accelerometer Capture the vibration acceleration

Equipment Electrodynamic shakers

Equipment Lateral channel blower Noise generator System Calibrator (sensor )

Laboratory testing

Field testing

Real case study: Burj Khalifa

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