Eliminating thermal responses of stay cables by partially missing sensors toward more reliable and robust SHM
Si-Xin Chen,
Wei-Qiang Lin,
Zhi-Wen Zhu
Abstract:In structural health monitoring (SHM), data normalization is important since the features sensitive to potential damages may be buried by the operational and environmental effects. Although cables are critical components in cable-stayed bridges, their temperature effects have not been sufficiently studied. To bridge this gap, this study proposed a framework to capture and eliminate the thermal response (TR) of cable forces to enhance the reliability of SHM. Specifically, empirical wavelet transform was used to… Show more
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