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Proceedings Article | 11 May 2017 Presentation

A feasibility study of damage detection in beams using high-speed camera (Conference Presentation)

Fuh-Gwo Yuan, Chao Wan

Proceedings Volume 10169, 101692B (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2260003

KEYWORDS: Damage detection, High speed cameras, Sensors, Video, Cameras, Inspection, Digital cameras, Computer vision technology, Spatial resolution, Remote sensing

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In this paper a method for damage detection in beam structures using high-speed camera is presented. Traditional methods of damage detection in structures typically involve contact (i.e., piezoelectric sensor or accelerometer) or non-contact sensors (i.e., laser vibrometer) which can be costly and time consuming to inspect an entire structure. With the popularity of the digital camera and the development of computer vision technology, video cameras offer a viable capability of measurement including higher spatial resolution, remote sensing and low-cost. In the study, a damage detection method based on the high-speed camera was proposed. The system setup comprises a high-speed camera and a line-laser which can capture the out-of-plane displacement of a cantilever beam. The cantilever beam with an artificial crack was excited and the vibration process was recorded by the camera. A methodology called motion magnification, which can amplify subtle motions in a video is used for modal identification of the beam. A finite element model was used for validation of the proposed method. Suggestions for applications of this methodology and challenges in future work will be discussed.

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