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Structural Health Monitoring of Steel Bridge Model using Sensor

Chaudhari Piyush, Andhalkar Shrikant, Badhekar Shital, Ghuge Vinod, Chipade Amar

Abstract


The structure needs to be monitored after periodic time in its service life. SHM refers to be the
process of implementing a damage detection and characterization strategy for engineering
structures. This helps to lead a cost-effective management and can also help to increase the
service life of the structure. Civil engineering structures pose certain challenges while
monitoring due to its large dimensions and different types of materials. The structural health
monitoring is a term increasingly used in the last decade to describe the range of systems
implemented on full-scale civil infrastructure and whose purpose is to assist and inform
operator about continued 'fitness for purpose' of structure used under various loads. Use of
sensors in structural health monitoring is the advanced method of investigating a civil
engineering structure. In particular, PZT sensors and ADXL 335 sensors can serve as both
actuators and sensors, which make SHM to be active monitoring system. In this study, the
application of sensors for SHM of civil engineering structures is reviewed. The major focus is
on the detection of vibrations on a steel bridge model using sensors.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/rtsrt.v7i3.5366

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