Damages detection in cylindrical metallic specimens by means of statistical baseline models and updated daily temperature profiles
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10.1088/1742-6596/842/1/012017
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Data publicació2017
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Abstract
In previous works, damage detection of metallic specimens exposed to temperature changes has been achieved by using a statistical baseline model based on Principal Component Analysis (PCA), piezodiagnostics principle and taking into account temperature effect by augmenting the baseline model or by using several baseline models according to the current temperature. In this paper a new approach is presented, where damage detection is based in a new index that combine Q and T2 statistical indices with current temperature measurements. Experimental tests were achieved in a carbon-steel pipe of 1m length and 1.5 inches diameter, instrumented with piezodevices acting as actuators or sensors. A PCA baseline model was obtained to a temperature of 21º and then T2 and Q statistical indices were obtained for a 24h temperature profile. Also, mass adding at different points of pipe between sensor and actuator was used as damage. By using the combined index the temperature contribution can be separated and a better differentiation of damages respect to undamaged cases can be graphically obtained.
CitacióVillamizar, R., Mujica, L.E., Ruiz, M., Camacho-Navarro, J., Moreno, G. Damages detection in cylindrical metallic specimens by means of statistical baseline models and updated daily temperature profiles. "Journal of physics: conference series", 2017, vol. 842, núm. 1, p. 1-9.
ISSN1742-6588
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