This work deals with the identification of modal frequencies for an existing footbridge through an output only technique. The structure has a continuous curved girder and belongs to a frequently used structural system all around the world in urbanized areas. Consequently, the development of a suitable and effective monitoring is of paramount importance for guaranteeing continuous serviceability and safety. Long-gauge fiber optic strain sensors are installed along entire structure, including locations where local damages, or deteriorations, are expected. Besides, a wireless network monitoring system is under development to be applied in parallel to fiber optic one for a comprehensive assessment of the stiffer component (the main-span) of the bridge where only minor strains are registered by the fiber optic sensors.

Monitoring footbridges using wireless mesh networks / Domaneschi, M.; Apostoliti, C.; Cimellaro, G. P.; Glisic, B.; Kliewer, K.. - STAMPA. - (2018), pp. 909-922. (Intervento presentato al convegno 9th International Conference on Bridge Maintenance, Safety and Management, IABMAS 2018 tenutosi a aus nel 2018).

Monitoring footbridges using wireless mesh networks

Domaneschi M.;Apostoliti C.;Cimellaro G. P.;
2018

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This work deals with the identification of modal frequencies for an existing footbridge through an output only technique. The structure has a continuous curved girder and belongs to a frequently used structural system all around the world in urbanized areas. Consequently, the development of a suitable and effective monitoring is of paramount importance for guaranteeing continuous serviceability and safety. Long-gauge fiber optic strain sensors are installed along entire structure, including locations where local damages, or deteriorations, are expected. Besides, a wireless network monitoring system is under development to be applied in parallel to fiber optic one for a comprehensive assessment of the stiffer component (the main-span) of the bridge where only minor strains are registered by the fiber optic sensors.
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