Explores a low-cost smart wireless SHM system using Raspberry Pi for structural evaluation, indicating potential for improved safety.
Modern infrastructures including buildings, dams and industrial facilities are expected to function safely for extended periods of time despite being subjected to material deterioration, dynamic loads and natural deterioration. The conventional method of inspection relies on periodic manual inspection, which is often inadequate for early detection of structural degradation. Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) has been proposed as an intelligent approach for the continuous evaluation of structures using sensing technology. The development of wireless sensor networks has greatly reduced the complexity and cost of implementation, thereby providing an effective SHM approach. The research aims to explore the possibility of developing a low-cost smart wireless SHM approach using raspberry pi sensor sensors and wireless communication using microcontroller technology. The methodology of the proposed approach is based on ultrasonic distance measurement for the detection of structural deformation, displacement, and crack growth using non-contact sensing technology, and wireless data acquisition for data transmission.
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