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10 April 2008 Passive-only wave-based structural health monitoring from ambient noise
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Abstract
It has recently been demonstrated theoretically and experimentally that Green's functions (impulse responses) can be estimated from coherent processing of random vibrations using only passive sensors studies in various applications (ultrasonics, acoustic, seismic...). This article investigates the passive-only estimation of coherent guided waves waves (DC-500 kHz) in an aluminum plate of thickness comparable to aircraft fuselage and wing panels. Furthermore these passively reconstructed waveforms can also be used for damage detection in the plate similarly to conventional active testing. Based on this study, passive structural health monitoring techniques for aircraft panels can be developed using random vibrations.
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Karim G. Sabra, Adelaide Duroux, Ankit Srivastava, Francesco Lanza di Scalea, and Ivan Bartoli "Passive-only wave-based structural health monitoring from ambient noise", Proc. SPIE 6935, Health Monitoring of Structural and Biological Systems 2008, 693508 (10 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.775636
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Structural health monitoring

Waveguides

Wave plates

Aluminum

Acoustics

Passive sensors

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