Damage detection of beam-like structures using a combination of wavelet transform and subtraction of intact and damaged mode shapes

Detection of damages with low levels has been one of the most critical challenges. As a result, many damage detection methods cannot detect damages or cracks with a level lower than 10%. On-surface damages as low-level damages are challenging to localize. A new technique is proposed to eliminate this challenge based on wavelet transformation of the difference in damaged and intact mode shapes. In this way, a finite element model is developed for obtaining governing equations of thin beams. The developed finite element model provides the mode shape signals. Then, the signals are decomposed by wavelet transform. The findings of this study show that in both numerical and experimental investigations, the proposed method is very efficient since the proposed method can detect on-surface damages having a level below 10%.

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HCMCOU Journal of Science – Advances in Computational Structures
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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.46223/hcmcoujs.acs.en.14.2.60.2024
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Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
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Damage detection of beam-like structures using a combination of wavelet transform and subtraction of intact and damaged mode shapes

Morteza Saadatmorad, Samir Khatir, Prof. R-Ali Jafari-Talookolaei
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Damage detection of beam-like structures using a combination of wavelet transform and subtraction of intact and damaged mode shapes

Morteza Saadatmorad, Samir Khatir, Prof. R-Ali Jafari-Talookolaei
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Abstract

Detection of damages with low levels has been one of the most critical challenges. As a result, many damage detection methods cannot detect damages or cracks with a level lower than 10%. On-surface damages as low-level damages are challenging to localize. A new technique is proposed to eliminate this challenge based on wavelet transformation of the difference in damaged and intact mode shapes. In this way, a finite element model is developed for obtaining governing equations of thin beams. The developed finite element model provides the mode shape signals. Then, the signals are decomposed by wavelet transform. The findings of this study show that in both numerical and experimental investigations, the proposed method is very efficient since the proposed method can detect on-surface damages having a level below 10%.

HCMCOU Journal of Science – Advances in Computational Structures
Babol Noshirvani University of Technology (IR)
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