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Advances in Science and Technology, Feb 10, 2009
SMART STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS
The authors' research efforts recently led to the development of a customized wireless contro... more The authors' research efforts recently led to the development of a customized wireless control unit which receives the real-time feedbacks from the sensors, and elaborates the consequent control signal to drive the actuator(s). The controller is wireless in performing the data transmission task, i.e., it receives the signals from the sensors without the need of installing any analogue cable connection between them, but it is powered by wire. The actuator also needs to be powered by wire. In this framework, the design of a power management unit is of interest only for the wireless sensor stations, and it should be adaptable to different kind of sensor requirements in terms of voltage and power consumption. In the present paper, the power management efficiency is optimized by taking into consideration three different kinds of accelerometers, a load cell, and a non-contact laser displacement sensor. The required voltages are assumed to be provided by a power harvesting solution whe...
Structural Control for Civil and Infrastructure Engineering - Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Structural Control, 2001
Proceedings of the 1997 American Control Conference (Cat. No.97CH36041), 1997
Discusses the problems arising in the implementation of a fuzzy controller to control the respons... more Discusses the problems arising in the implementation of a fuzzy controller to control the response of a structural system in a laboratory environment. The goal is to establish a procedure for performing a shaking table laboratory test on a scaled specimen
Probabilistic Engineering Mechanics, 2000
The reliability aspects associated with the system made of an actively controlled structure and i... more The reliability aspects associated with the system made of an actively controlled structure and its control devices are discussed. Standard tools of system reliability analysis turns out to be a convenient approach to the problem. The operation scenario however is preliminarily required and some redundancy solutions are discussed in this article.
Advances in Structural Engineering, 2014
Mechanics and Model-Based Control of Smart Materials and Structures, 2010
Cable vibration control is an active research field in the technical literature. Yet, a robust an... more Cable vibration control is an active research field in the technical literature. Yet, a robust and effective control strategy for cable dynamics is still missing. Indeed, cables exhibit a complex behavior, mainly due to internal resonances and nonlinear couplings. Moreover, most of the control solutions already known in the literature are affected by damper/actuator localization, which significantly impairs their overall
Solid Mechanics and Its Applications, 1997
A stochastic finite element method based on an extended response surface technique is coupled wit... more A stochastic finite element method based on an extended response surface technique is coupled with fracture mechanics concepts to evaluate the lifetime of a cracked structural component subjected to cyclic loading. For a complex structure the relationship between the fracture mechanics parameters and the crack depth can only be obtained by numerical approaches based on the discretization of the continuum into finite elements. As a consequence, any random field describing the stochastic nature of the input parameters has to be discretized into stochastic finite elements. An extended response surface approach is used to characterize in closed form the numerical input-output stochastic relationship. This information is used to define a fatigue crack growth model for the evaluation of the lifetime probability distribution function.
Advances in Safety and Reliability, 1997
Proceedings Intelligent Information Systems. IIS'97, 1997
ABSTRACT
Proceedings Intelligent Information Systems. IIS'97, 1997
ABSTRACT
Key Engineering Materials, 2013
ABSTRACT
AbstractIn this paper, a newly designed wireless sensing network platform for structural monitor... more AbstractIn this paper, a newly designed wireless sensing network platform for structural monitoring applications is presented, and the results of a validation test performed in the authors' laboratory are reported. The main features offered by the proposed wireless platform are the ...
Advances in Science and Technology, Feb 10, 2009
SMART STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS
The authors' research efforts recently led to the development of a customized wireless contro... more The authors' research efforts recently led to the development of a customized wireless control unit which receives the real-time feedbacks from the sensors, and elaborates the consequent control signal to drive the actuator(s). The controller is wireless in performing the data transmission task, i.e., it receives the signals from the sensors without the need of installing any analogue cable connection between them, but it is powered by wire. The actuator also needs to be powered by wire. In this framework, the design of a power management unit is of interest only for the wireless sensor stations, and it should be adaptable to different kind of sensor requirements in terms of voltage and power consumption. In the present paper, the power management efficiency is optimized by taking into consideration three different kinds of accelerometers, a load cell, and a non-contact laser displacement sensor. The required voltages are assumed to be provided by a power harvesting solution whe...
Structural Control for Civil and Infrastructure Engineering - Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Structural Control, 2001
Proceedings of the 1997 American Control Conference (Cat. No.97CH36041), 1997
Discusses the problems arising in the implementation of a fuzzy controller to control the respons... more Discusses the problems arising in the implementation of a fuzzy controller to control the response of a structural system in a laboratory environment. The goal is to establish a procedure for performing a shaking table laboratory test on a scaled specimen
Probabilistic Engineering Mechanics, 2000
The reliability aspects associated with the system made of an actively controlled structure and i... more The reliability aspects associated with the system made of an actively controlled structure and its control devices are discussed. Standard tools of system reliability analysis turns out to be a convenient approach to the problem. The operation scenario however is preliminarily required and some redundancy solutions are discussed in this article.
Advances in Structural Engineering, 2014
Mechanics and Model-Based Control of Smart Materials and Structures, 2010
Cable vibration control is an active research field in the technical literature. Yet, a robust an... more Cable vibration control is an active research field in the technical literature. Yet, a robust and effective control strategy for cable dynamics is still missing. Indeed, cables exhibit a complex behavior, mainly due to internal resonances and nonlinear couplings. Moreover, most of the control solutions already known in the literature are affected by damper/actuator localization, which significantly impairs their overall
Solid Mechanics and Its Applications, 1997
A stochastic finite element method based on an extended response surface technique is coupled wit... more A stochastic finite element method based on an extended response surface technique is coupled with fracture mechanics concepts to evaluate the lifetime of a cracked structural component subjected to cyclic loading. For a complex structure the relationship between the fracture mechanics parameters and the crack depth can only be obtained by numerical approaches based on the discretization of the continuum into finite elements. As a consequence, any random field describing the stochastic nature of the input parameters has to be discretized into stochastic finite elements. An extended response surface approach is used to characterize in closed form the numerical input-output stochastic relationship. This information is used to define a fatigue crack growth model for the evaluation of the lifetime probability distribution function.
Advances in Safety and Reliability, 1997
Proceedings Intelligent Information Systems. IIS'97, 1997
ABSTRACT
Proceedings Intelligent Information Systems. IIS'97, 1997
ABSTRACT
Key Engineering Materials, 2013
ABSTRACT
AbstractIn this paper, a newly designed wireless sensing network platform for structural monitor... more AbstractIn this paper, a newly designed wireless sensing network platform for structural monitoring applications is presented, and the results of a validation test performed in the authors' laboratory are reported. The main features offered by the proposed wireless platform are the ...