Integrity of a civil structure
A technology of integrity and integrity measurement, applied in the testing of machine/structural components, elastic testing, vibration measurement in solids, etc., can solve problems such as delay, maintenance difficulty and cost
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[0043] Methods, systems and software for assessing the integrity of one or more joints of civil structures will now be described. The method provides the ability to monitor the structural health of civil structures in real time.
[0044] figure 1 A simplified side view of a civil infrastructure 100, in this case a bridge, is illustrated. It will be appreciated that the method is equally applicable to any structure, whether public or private, that has one or more joints. Examples are dams and buildings. A joint is any two or more substructures of a structure that are in contact with each other and generally exert a force on one or more other substructures at that joint. Substructures can be regular discrete components of a structure, such as individual beams. Alternatively, the substructures may be less formal discrete components, eg different parts of the same component of a structure (substructures), eg different parts of the same beam, as defined by cracks or voids in th...
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