25437
Accession Number
32416
Author
Fan, Feng;Jin, Xiao-fei;Wang, Wei;Ma, Qing-lin;Yong, Xin-qun, Wang, Lin-an
Author Affiliation
Harbin Institute of Technology, School of Civil Engineering;Harbin Institute of Technology, School of Civil Engineering;Harbin Institute of Technology, School of Civil Engineering;Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage;Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage;C
Title Of Article Chaper
Structural health monitoring system and test experiments for Cangzhou Iron Lion
Title Of Journal Book
Sciences of Conservation and Archaeology
Volume
21
Issue
4
Pages
38-47
Collation
10 p. : ills.
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references
ISSN
1005-1538
Language Of Text
Chinese
Language Of Summary
Chinese;English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The structural health monitoring system for Cangzhou Iron Lion has set an example for the protection of large outdoor cultural relics. The general guidelines of the structural health monitoring system were proposed and framed based on the Cangzhou Iron Lion’s structural features and particular protection principles. Sensors and data acquisition system were carefully studied, the lectotype and optimal locations of sensors were selected; the optimum hardware system for data acquisition was allotted and a special software system was developed by LabVIEW. The data management system was exploited using a central database built by SQL Server and the human-computer interfaces designed by Delphi. A corresponding data analysis program was also developed. A special FE analysis module based on ANSYS was developed by MATLAB. Preliminary structural safety assessment values were discussed. The system integration platform was set up by Delphi, which coordinates different subsystems of the health monitoring system cooperate smoothly, all relevant interface programs were compiled with ANSYS, MATLAB, etc. Finally, the test experiments of Cangzhou-Iron-Lion structural health monitoring system were carried out to prove its reliability. The results show that data can reflect basic structural performances.
Keywords
iron;lion;cultural;relic;structure;monitor
pub_id
25437