Implementation of structural health monitoring based on RFID and WSN

Mirshahi, Shiva; Akbari, Aliakbar; Uysal, Sener

doi:10.1109/ccece.2015.7129469

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“…They pre-process the huge chunks of sensor data and acknowledge only consequential changes to the freight owner. Ricardo et al [24] have proposed a study on the evaluation of dynamic behaviour of [22] Alien technology ALN-9534 tags Freight loading [23] UHF readers, Intels strongARM Cold chain monitoring and tracking [24] Wireless ZigBee motes: IRIS,NLAZA, turbo tag 702-B, turbo tag 700 Urban sensing through vehicles [25] TGS 2201 sensor, TGS 2442 and TGS 2600 sensors Credit card system [26] Clustering algorithm, trusted platform module Structural Health Monitoring [27] PetriNet toolbox Electrical industry [28] TGIS. NDIS, ZigBee Health Monitoring [54] HRW, GRFID, HSN Tracking and tracing identification [56] SNAP nodes, RPC functions [30] WBAN, BSN, ISM-RF, CDSS.…”

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“…Rohit et al [26] in their research contribution presented an integrated RSN to frame a smart and error free RFID credit card system. In [27], the authors have presented a study that demonstrates the algorithm for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM), by employing the RFID with sensor-tags integrated system in order to gain insights into the communication aspects. Kim et al [28], have developed a prototype system for testing the probability of electrical industry application using RFID/WSN to manage the electric facility.…”

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Energy Management in RFID-Sensor Networks: Taxonomy and Challenges

Anjum

Noor

Anisi

et al. 2019

IEEE Internet Things J.

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Ubiquitous Computing is foreseen to play an important role for data production and network connectivity in the coming decades. The Internet of Things (IoT) research which has the capability to encapsulate identification potential and sensing capabilities, strives towards the objective of developing seamless, interoperable and securely integrated systems which can be achieved by connecting the Internet with computing devices. This gives way for the evolution of wireless energy harvesting and power transmission using computing devices. Radio Frequency (RF) based Energy Management (EM) has become the backbone for providing energy to wireless integrated systems. The two main techniques for EM in RFID Sensor Networks (RSN) are Energy Harvesting (EH) and Energy Transfer (ET). These techniques enable the dynamic energy level maintenance and optimisation as well as ensuring reliable communication which adheres to the goal of increased network performance and lifetime. In this paper, we present an overview of RSN, its types of integration and relative applications. We then provide the state-of-the-art EM techniques and strategies for RSN from August 2009 till date, thereby reviewing the existing EH and ET mechanisms designed for RSN. The taxonomy on various challenges for EM in RSN has also been articulated for open research directives.

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confidence: 99%

Section: B Applications Of Rsnmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Management in RFID-Sensor Networks: Taxonomy and Challenges

Anjum

Noor

Anisi

et al. 2019

IEEE Internet Things J.

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“…The great majority of researches have investigated the role of RFID for monitoring. Integration of RFID with WSN has been also presented in providing powerful system monitoring [12].…”

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Application of RFID system for the process control of distributed manufacturing system

Akbari

Mirshahi

Hashemipour

2015

2015 IEEE 28th Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE)

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Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) has emerged as a notable technology among industrial manufacturers to develop automation systems. It caters the unique identification number with conforming international global standards for each tagged object which is traced. The aim of the present study is to contribute a framework based on RFID application for the process control of manufacturing system in order to enhance productivity, efficiency, utilization, as well as decreasing idle time of system. The model is comprised of production system which can be quite well integrated with RFID system. The main role of this technology is to process data captured by RFID gates. Applying this technology makes possibility to manage workflows of transportation lines in terms of various products types. Finally, the implementation of system is analyzed by employing MATLAB's Petri Net toolbox.

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“…To know the health state of structures in a dynamic and real-time manner, we need to develop advanced detection and monitoring methods which have been widely studied and rapidly updated with the development of information technology in recent years [1]. Structural health monitoring (SHM) refers to a system that can provide the relevant information about the health status of structures dynamically and in real time and give an immediate warning when there was a significant change in the state of structures [2]. The SHM technology originated from the field of aerospace and its initial purpose was to carry out a structural load monitoring.…”

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A Passive and Wireless Sensor Based on RFID Antenna for Detecting Mechanical Deformation

Wan

et al. 2020

IEEE Open J. Antennas Propag.

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Sensors are key components in structural health monitoring. Although significant improvements have been made on monitoring technologies by using many advanced smart sensors, the need of cables and power supplies still causes much inconvenience in the practical implementation of these technologies. In this paper, we propose a novel rectangular patch antenna to monitor the structural health in a wireless and passive manner so that the drawback of traditional monitoring methods can be fully overcome. The antenna is used as a sensor and its resonant frequency will change linearly in terms of its size changes in both horizontal and vertical directions. The antenna will transmit an electromagnetic wave with the resonant frequency information to a reader by a long distance and activate the chip in the reader. According to the received information about the resonant frequency, the change of the targeted structure's strain can be measured in real time and its health state can then be evaluated. Simulations and experiments show that the designed antenna is an excellent strain sensor and can be applied to the health detection for many types of structure.

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Implementation of structural health monitoring based on RFID and WSN

Cited by 15 publications

References 12 publications

Energy Management in RFID-Sensor Networks: Taxonomy and Challenges

Energy Management in RFID-Sensor Networks: Taxonomy and Challenges

Application of RFID system for the process control of distributed manufacturing system

A Passive and Wireless Sensor Based on RFID Antenna for Detecting Mechanical Deformation

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