Full-field extraction of subtle displacement components via phase-projection wavelet denoising for vision-based vibration measurement

While vision-based methods are renowned for their ability in full-field vibration measurements , accurately and robustly extracting subtle displacements remains a significant challenge. To address this, this paper presents a novel Optimal Phase-projection Wavelet Denoising (OPWD) method for vision-based vibration measurement that is adept at extracting characteristics of subtle displacement components. The OPWD method enhances signal quality through a structured three-step process: constructing a signal model from pixel array data, transforming this model into the frequency-space domain, and applying wavelet denoising in the spatial dimension. The method was validated through experimental comparisons on a structural beam , confirming consistency with the resonance frequencies obtained from accelerometers and mode shapes from finite element analysis . This study also contributes a comprehensive framework that lays the groundwork for future developments and implementations of additional methods in vision-based vibration measurement.

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Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ymssp.2024.112021
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10
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Optical measurement and interference techniques
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Full-field extraction of subtle displacement components via phase-projection wavelet denoising for vision-based vibration measurement

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Abstract

While vision-based methods are renowned for their ability in full-field vibration measurements , accurately and robustly extracting subtle displacements remains a significant challenge. To address this, this paper presents a novel Optimal Phase-projection Wavelet Denoising (OPWD) method for vision-based vibration measurement that is adept at extracting characteristics of subtle displacement components. The OPWD method enhances signal quality through a structured three-step process: constructing a signal model from pixel array data, transforming this model into the frequency-space domain, and applying wavelet denoising in the spatial dimension. The method was validated through experimental comparisons on a structural beam , confirming consistency with the resonance frequencies obtained from accelerometers and mode shapes from finite element analysis . This study also contributes a comprehensive framework that lays the groundwork for future developments and implementations of additional methods in vision-based vibration measurement.

Mechanical Systems and Signal ProcessingVol. 224
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (GB), University of Huddersfield (GB), Zhejiang University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province
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