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Long-term monitoring method suitable for disturbance and deformation of wooden beams in ancient buildings

A technology of ancient buildings and wooden beams, which is applied in the field of monitoring and early warning of wooden structure deformation based on fiber grating sensing technology and improved conjugate beam method, which can solve the problems of large number of measuring points, high price, large instrument volume and operation interference, etc. question

Active Publication Date: 2017-05-10
FUZHOU UNIV
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At present, the monitoring methods commonly used in bridges and underground engineering have different limitations, such as: large instrument volume and operation interference, a large number of measuring points and restricted by terrain factors, poor durability of the instrument and too expensive

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[0026] The present invention will be described in detail below.

[0027] This embodiment provides a long-term deformation monitoring method suitable for ancient wooden buildings. It utilizes finite element software to establish finite element (beam-column and mortise and tenon joints) models of ancient wooden buildings that need to be monitored to simulate deformation. By improving the conjugate beam method to analyze the calculated disturbance to determine the number of optimal unit division of the wooden beam; secondly, the wooden beam to be monitored is divided into equal lengths according to the optimal unit number, and the fiber grating strain sensor and the improved conjugate beam method are used to obtain Disturbance deformation value of wooden beams.

[0028] Determining the optimal number of unit divisions of wooden beams in the method includes the following steps:

[0029] ① Divide the wooden beam in the finite element model into n units of equal length.

[0030] ②...

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The invention relates to a long-term monitoring method applicable to deflection deformation of the beam of a historic building. The long-term monitoring method is characterized by comprising building a finite element (beam columns and tenon-and-mortise nodes) model for a historic wooden building to be monitored by using finite element software and simulating deflection deformation of a beam; performing error analysis by using an improved conjugate beam method to determine the best unit partition quantity of the beam; dividing the beam to be monitored into units having equal length according to the best unit quantity, and then working out deflection deformation value of the beam by using a fiber bragg grating strain sensor and the improved conjugate beam method. According to the long-term monitoring method applicable to deflection deformation of the beam of the historic building, the used instruments are strong in corrosion resistance and stability; the method has small disturbance to the historic building, and is simple and convenient to operate, and unnecessary to learn physical characteristics of the wood structure, thus being applicable to monitoring deflection deformation of the wood structure of the historic building for a long time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a long-term monitoring method for disturbance deformation of ancient building wooden beams, which is a technology for monitoring and early warning of wooden structure deformation based on fiber grating sensing technology and improved conjugate beam method. Background technique [0002] China's ancient buildings have experienced thousands of years of baptism, and in the long-term service process, it is inevitable that there will be excessive accumulated deformation. The deformation monitoring of ancient buildings is an important means to protect the precious historical and cultural heritage of ancient wooden structures. Based on the principle of protection of ancient buildings, in the actual monitoring, it is necessary to ensure that the use and appearance of ancient buildings are less disturbed, and the integrity of ancient buildings must be guaranteed. At the same time, due to the particularity of the environment in which anc...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01M5/00G01B11/16
Inventor 姜绍飞吴铭昊沈圣林冬勇
Owner FUZHOU UNIV
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