Titlebook: Computational Techniques for Structural Health Monitoring; Srinivasan Gopalakrishnan,Massimo Ruzzene,Sathyana Book 2011 Springer-Verlag Lo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26045-4s in 2D waveguides are addressed. Wave scattering due to these damage types are investigated with particular focus on composite structures. Examples shown in this chapter use both spectral element formulations previously presented, namely the FSFEM and WSFEM.

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Application of the Finite Element Method in SHMnd the frequency of the predefined input signal is then established. Different methods of modeling flaws in FEM and their utility in SHM studies are explained through numerical examples. Limitations of FEM for SHM and possible remedies are also discussed.

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Simplified Spectral Models for Damaged Waveguidess in 2D waveguides are addressed. Wave scattering due to these damage types are investigated with particular focus on composite structures. Examples shown in this chapter use both spectral element formulations previously presented, namely the FSFEM and WSFEM.

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Use of Soft Computing Tools for Damage Detectionelement environment is discussed. The chapter first gives basic introduction to these methods and outlines the procedure for adaptation under spectral FEM environment. A number of examples are given to show the effectiveness of these methods for damage detection.