Fiber acoustic emission sensing apparatus and method for service behavior of hydraulic concrete structure
AssigneeHohai University
InventorsHuaizhi Su, Meng Yang, Chongshi Gu, Wei Xie
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AssigneeHohai University
InventorsHuaizhi Su, Meng Yang, Chongshi Gu, Wei Xie
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A fiber acoustic emission sensing apparatus and method including a laying device and an acoustic emission source; the laying device comprises base plate, first side plate and second side plate, the top portion of the first side plate connected with the top portion of the second side plate through an arc-shaped fiber-carrying channel, a main cavity formed by the first side plate and the second side plate; top portions of the first and second side plates respectively hinged with first and second arc-shaped covers, the lower end surface of the first arc-shaped cover fixedly connected with a first arc-shaped pressing body, the lower end surface of the second arc-shaped cover fixedly provided with a second arc-shaped pressing body, a first sensing fiber arranged under the first arc-shaped pressing body, and a second sensing fiber arranged under the second arc-shaped pressing body.
A fiber acoustic emission sensing apparatus for a service behavior of a hydraulic concrete structure, comprising a plurality of sensing fiber emission laying devices and an acoustic emission source, wherein each sensing fiber emission laying device comprises a base plate, and a first side plate and a second side plate fixedly connected with two sides of the base plate, a top portion of the first side plate is connected with a top portion of the second side plate through an arc-shaped fiber-carrying channel, and a main common cavity is formed by the base plate, the first side plate, the second side plate and the arc-shaped fiber-carrying channel;
A method of a fiber acoustic emission sensing apparatus for a service behavior of a hydraulic concrete structure, comprising the following steps of:
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