Robust Wireless Skin Sensor Networks for Long-Term Fatigue Crack Monitoring of Bridges (Phase I) [Tech Transfer Summary]

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Robust Wireless Skin Sensor Networks for Long-Term Fatigue Crack Monitoring of Bridges (Phase I) [Tech Transfer Summary]

2024-05-01
By Laflamme, Simon

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English

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Creators:

Laflamme, Simon
Corporate Creators:

Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation (InTrans).
Corporate Contributors:

Iowa. Department of Transportation ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Bridges Soft Elastomeric Capacitor Fatigue Cracking Fillet Welds Steel Bridges Strain (Mechanics) Strain Sensing Structural Health Monitoring Wireless Sensors
Publication/ Report Number:

InTrans Project 20-736
Resource Type:

Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Iowa;United States
Edition:

Tech Transfer Summary
Corporate Publisher:

Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation (InTrans).
Abstract:

Develop sensing skin technology that can be deployed over strategic areas to detect, localize, and assess fatigue cracks • Provide sensing skin with autonomous capabilities, including power harvesting, onboard processing, and wireless transmission • Transform sensing skin signal into an index readily interpretable by infrastructure operators • Demonstrate sensing skin technology in the field.
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PDF
Funding:

TPF-5(449)
Collection(s):

US Transportation Collection
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