bridge damage severity quantification using multipoint acceleration measurement and artificial neural networks
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Abstract
The deterioration of bridges as a result of ageing is a serious problem in many countries. To prevent the failure of these deficient bridges, early damage detection which helps us to evaluate the safety of bridges is important. Therefore, the present research proposed a method to quantify damage severity by use of multipoint acceleration measurement and artificial neural networks. In addition to developing the method, we developed a cheap and easy-to-make measurement device which can be made by bridge owners at low cost and without the need for advance technical skills since the method is mainly intended to apply to small to midsized bridges. In addition, the paper gives an example application of the method to a weathering steel bridge in Japan. It can be shown from the analysis results that the method is accurate in its damage identification and mechanical behavior prediction ability.
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| Authors | ;Pang-jo Chun;Hiroaki Yamashita;Seiji Furukawa |
| Journal | Nano letters |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/789384
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