MPC Research Reports |
Title: | An Integrated Real-Time Health Monitoring and Impact/Collision Detection System for Bridges in Cold Remote Regions |
Authors: | Mijia Yang |
University: | North Dakota State University |
Publication Date: | Mar 2015 |
Report #: | MPC-15-282 |
Project #: | MPC-374 |
TRID #: | 01560915 |
Keywords: | bridges, cold region, impact detection, structural health monitoring |
This report presents a research examining the feasibility of creating an integrated structural health monitoring and impact/collision detection system for bridges in remote cold regions, where in-person inspection becomes formidable. The research report includes a theoretical analysis of the impact event identification in Chapter II, laboratory experiment verification in Chapter III, and a field testing and an integrated Structural health monitoring system in Chapter IV. Based on the systematical research outcomes, the impact/collision event and the real-time bridge structural health status have been successfully identified and recorded, which could be used for bridge management and resources allocation in future.
Yang, Mijia. An Integrated Real-Time Health Monitoring and Impact/Collision Detection System for Bridges in Cold Remote Regions, MPC-15-282. North Dakota State University - Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute, Fargo: Mountain-Plains Consortium, 2015.