Shuxia Tian
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Shuxia Tian has a total of 51 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Zhenmao Chen
State Key Laboratory for Strength and Vibration of Mechanical Structures, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710049, China
6 shared publications - Jinggang Qin
Chinese Academy of Sciences - Hefei Institutes of Physical Sciences
2 shared publications - Shuai Liu
Henan Huamai Communication Technology Limited Liability Company, Zhengzhou 450003, China
2 shared publications - Shunqiang Wang
Henan Provincial Key Laboratory of Intelligent Manufacturing of High-End Equipment, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, Zhengzhou 450002, China
2 shared publications - Xiaochuan Liu
Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei, China
2 shared publications - Zhiyong Li
Henan Provincial Key Laboratory of Intelligent Manufacturing of High-End Equipment, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, Zhengzhou 450002, China
2 shared publications
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Baseline-Free Damage Localization for Layered Composites Based on Nonlinear Damage Coefficient and Whale Optimization Algorithm
Layered carbon fiber composite materials are widely employed in key load-bearing components such as aircraft wings and fuselages in the aerospace industry owing to their high strength-to-weight ratio. However, they are prone to hidden internal damage including delamination and debonding during service, which poses a severe threat to the operational safety and structural integrity of aircraft structures. Traditional probabilistic imaging algorithms for ultrasonic guided wave inspection of layered composites depend on intact baseline signals. Tiny damage features are easily masked by noise, which results in weak imaging convergence and unsatisfactory localization accuracy. This paper proposes a baseline-free damage localization method based on the Nonlinear Damage Coefficient (NDC). The energy-normalized NDC is constructed from the nonlinear scattering responses under dual-amplitude excitations, and a power adjustment factor is introduced to distinguish damage signatures from background noise, thus improving imaging contrast. To resolve the subjectivity of manual parameter selection, the Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA) is applied to realize joint adaptive optimization of the NDC power exponent and probabilistic imaging shape factors and . Numerical simulations and physical experiments are conducted on carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates with central single damage, offset single damage and double damage to validate the proposed method. The experimental results demonstrate that single and multiple damage sites can be identified without baseline signals. After WOA optimization, remarkable localization-error reduction is observed in numerical simulation cases, and imaging artifacts were effectively suppressed. Especially for offset and double damage cases, the relative localization error was maintained below 0.5%. Validated under well-controlled laboratory experimental conditions, the proposed method achieves high localization precision and provides feasible technical support for non-destructive testing and structural health monitoring of layered composite structures.Open AccessBaseline-Free Damage Localization for Layered Composites Based on Nonlinear Damage Coefficient and Whale Optimization Algorithm
Layered carbon fiber composite materials are widely employed in key load-bearing components such as aircraft wings and fuselages in the aerospace industry owing to their high strength-to-weight ratio. However, they are prone to hidden internal damage including delamination and debonding during service, which poses a severe threat to the operational safety and structural integrity of aircraft structures. Traditional probabilistic imaging algorithms for ultrasonic guided wave inspection of layered composites depend on intact baseline signals. Tiny damage features are easily masked by noise, which results in weak imaging convergence and unsatisfactory localization accuracy. This paper proposes a baseline-free damage localization method based on the Nonlinear Damage Coefficient (NDC). The energy-normalized NDC is constructed from the nonlinear scattering responses under dual-amplitude excitations, and a power adjustment factor is introduced to distinguish damage signatures from background noise, thus improving imaging contrast. To resolve the subjectivity of manual parameter selection, the Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA) is applied to realize joint adaptive optimization of the NDC power exponent and probabilistic imaging shape factors and . Numerical simulations and physical experiments are conducted on carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates with central single damage, offset single damage and double damage to validate the proposed method. The experimental results demonstrate that single and multiple damage sites can be identified without baseline signals. After WOA optimization, remarkable localization-error reduction is observed in numerical simulation cases, and imaging artifacts were effectively suppressed. Especially for offset and double damage cases, the relative localization error was maintained below 0.5%. Validated under well-controlled laboratory experimental conditions, the proposed method achieves high localization precision and provides feasible technical support for non-destructive testing and structural health monitoring of layered composite structures. - Open Access
Vibration-Based Numerical and Experimental Analysis on Delamination Damage Identification for Composite Laminates
Composite laminates possess excellent specific mechanical performance and are widely adopted in aerospace, rail transit and national defense industries, whereas interlayer delamination, as a typical concealed damage, seriously threatens structural safety. Most existing vibration-based delamination detection algorithms rely on intact structure baseline data, which restricts their practical engineering application. Aiming at this limitation, this paper investigates two baseline-free delamination identification approaches combining modal shape curvature and uniform load surface (ULS) curvature for eight-layer symmetric cross-ply composite laminates. Finite-element models containing boundary-layer and middle-layer delamination are established using the node-merging method. Modal shape curvature and ULS curvature are computed via the central difference method, and two baseline-free schemes, namely the surface smoothing algorithm and curvature mode change rate method, are implemented for damage feature extraction. Three quantitative evaluation indices, including Peak to Background Ratio (PBR), localization error and Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), are introduced to objectively compare the identification performance of different curvature indicators and algorithms. Numerical results demonstrate that both methods can effectively locate delamination under 3% random measurement noise. Boundary-layer delamination yields more prominent damage features than middle-layer delamination; modal shape curvature outperforms ULS curvature with 1.29–1.53 times higher PBR and 1.23–1.52 times higher SNR, alongside reduced localization error. Under identical conditions, the curvature mode change rate method achieves 1.51–1.99 times higher PBR, 1.22–1.36 times higher SNR and localization error reduced to 0.50–0.79 of that obtained by the surface smoothing algorithm. Scanning laser Doppler vibration tests on carbon-fiber specimens with preset delamination defects further validate the proposed methods. Experimental results reveal that under actual measurement noise, the curvature mode change rate method attains maximum PBR of 12.56, localization error down to 6.46 mm and SNR up to 14.13 dB, exhibiting better comprehensive performance compared with the surface smoothing algorithm. This work provides quantitative reference for baseline-free delamination detection of composite laminates and offers a feasible technical route for practical non-destructive inspection.
Open AccessVibration-Based Numerical and Experimental Analysis on Delamination Damage Identification for Composite Laminates
Composite laminates possess excellent specific mechanical performance and are widely adopted in aerospace, rail transit and national defense industries, whereas interlayer delamination, as a typical concealed damage, seriously threatens structural safety. Most existing vibration-based delamination detection algorithms rely on intact structure baseline data, which restricts their practical engineering application. Aiming at this limitation, this paper investigates two baseline-free delamination identification approaches combining modal shape curvature and uniform load surface (ULS) curvature for eight-layer symmetric cross-ply composite laminates. Finite-element models containing boundary-layer and middle-layer delamination are established using the node-merging method. Modal shape curvature and ULS curvature are computed via the central difference method, and two baseline-free schemes, namely the surface smoothing algorithm and curvature mode change rate method, are implemented for damage feature extraction. Three quantitative evaluation indices, including Peak to Background Ratio (PBR), localization error and Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), are introduced to objectively compare the identification performance of different curvature indicators and algorithms. Numerical results demonstrate that both methods can effectively locate delamination under 3% random measurement noise. Boundary-layer delamination yields more prominent damage features than middle-layer delamination; modal shape curvature outperforms ULS curvature with 1.29–1.53 times higher PBR and 1.23–1.52 times higher SNR, alongside reduced localization error. Under identical conditions, the curvature mode change rate method achieves 1.51–1.99 times higher PBR, 1.22–1.36 times higher SNR and localization error reduced to 0.50–0.79 of that obtained by the surface smoothing algorithm. Scanning laser Doppler vibration tests on carbon-fiber specimens with preset delamination defects further validate the proposed methods. Experimental results reveal that under actual measurement noise, the curvature mode change rate method attains maximum PBR of 12.56, localization error down to 6.46 mm and SNR up to 14.13 dB, exhibiting better comprehensive performance compared with the surface smoothing algorithm. This work provides quantitative reference for baseline-free delamination detection of composite laminates and offers a feasible technical route for practical non-destructive inspection.
- 16 September 2026
- Published by SAGE Publications in International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
- Vol. 80 (9) , 359-372
Defect detection of composite laminated plates based on ultrasonic lamb waves and deep learning algorithms
To address the defect detection problem of composite laminate, this study proposes a defect defection detection method based on ultrasonic Lamb waves and deep learning algorithms. Taking an anisotropic healthy composite laminate as the base model, simulation models with different defects were generated through batch modifications via code, and the displacement-time data of ultrasonic guided wave propagation in these structures were obtained through simulation analysis. The data were resampled to construct a training dataset with consistent compression lengths while preserving the waveform features of different parameters. Based on this dataset, an active learning strategy was employed to iteratively train an artificial neural network, thereby establishing a surrogate model capable of predicting the corresponding defect waveform from the input defect parameters. By combining this surrogate model with approximate Bayesian inference and subset simulation algorithms, the posterior distribution of defect parameters was inverted from the real waveform signals, and a set of possible defect parameters was obtained through posterior distribution sampling. Analysis of multiple groups of defect inversion data and comparative verification with existing literature methods demonstrate that the proposed method can efficiently and accurately predict the defect parameters of composite laminate, and exhibit significant advantages over other methods in terms of the portability of measurement operations and detection accuracy.
- 16 September 2026
- Published by SAGE Publications in International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
- Vol. 80 (9) , 359-372
Defect detection of composite laminated plates based on ultrasonic lamb waves and deep learning algorithms
To address the defect detection problem of composite laminate, this study proposes a defect defection detection method based on ultrasonic Lamb waves and deep learning algorithms. Taking an anisotropic healthy composite laminate as the base model, simulation models with different defects were generated through batch modifications via code, and the displacement-time data of ultrasonic guided wave propagation in these structures were obtained through simulation analysis. The data were resampled to construct a training dataset with consistent compression lengths while preserving the waveform features of different parameters. Based on this dataset, an active learning strategy was employed to iteratively train an artificial neural network, thereby establishing a surrogate model capable of predicting the corresponding defect waveform from the input defect parameters. By combining this surrogate model with approximate Bayesian inference and subset simulation algorithms, the posterior distribution of defect parameters was inverted from the real waveform signals, and a set of possible defect parameters was obtained through posterior distribution sampling. Analysis of multiple groups of defect inversion data and comparative verification with existing literature methods demonstrate that the proposed method can efficiently and accurately predict the defect parameters of composite laminate, and exhibit significant advantages over other methods in terms of the portability of measurement operations and detection accuracy.
- Open Access
Research on the Parameters Reconstruction Method of Pipe Structures Based on Intelligent Optimization Algorithms
Two reconstruction methods for constraint and load parameters of aero-engine pipelines based on intelligent optimization algorithms are proposed in this paper. First, a simplified finite element model (FEM) of the aero-engine pipeline structure is established, and its reliability is validated by comparing simulation data with experimental data. Second, a reconstruction algorithm for spring constraint parameters and pipeline load parameters based on the improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) algorithm is developed on the MATLAB data analysis and ANSYS simulation platforms, which completes the reconstruction calculation of parameters such as spring constraint stiffness and applied harmonic excitation. For harmonic excitation parameter reconstruction, the maximum error of this algorithm reaches 24.9%, revealing its significant inapplicability to load parameter reconstruction. To solve this problem, a load reconstruction method based on the conjugate gradient method (CGM) is further proposed to achieve accurate reconstruction of pipeline load parameters, which mitigates the large reconstruction error of the IPSO algorithm under working conditions with multiple loads. Under 5% noise interference, the maximum error of the CGM is merely 5.16%. Finally, experimental verification of harmonic excitation amplitude reconstruction is performed using the CGM with lower reconstruction errors. Experimental results indicate that the maximum error is 14.24% for harmonic excitation amplitude reconstruction, which verifies the high applicability of the conjugate gradient algorithm to load reconstruction of aero-engine pipelines.
Open AccessResearch on the Parameters Reconstruction Method of Pipe Structures Based on Intelligent Optimization Algorithms
Two reconstruction methods for constraint and load parameters of aero-engine pipelines based on intelligent optimization algorithms are proposed in this paper. First, a simplified finite element model (FEM) of the aero-engine pipeline structure is established, and its reliability is validated by comparing simulation data with experimental data. Second, a reconstruction algorithm for spring constraint parameters and pipeline load parameters based on the improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) algorithm is developed on the MATLAB data analysis and ANSYS simulation platforms, which completes the reconstruction calculation of parameters such as spring constraint stiffness and applied harmonic excitation. For harmonic excitation parameter reconstruction, the maximum error of this algorithm reaches 24.9%, revealing its significant inapplicability to load parameter reconstruction. To solve this problem, a load reconstruction method based on the conjugate gradient method (CGM) is further proposed to achieve accurate reconstruction of pipeline load parameters, which mitigates the large reconstruction error of the IPSO algorithm under working conditions with multiple loads. Under 5% noise interference, the maximum error of the CGM is merely 5.16%. Finally, experimental verification of harmonic excitation amplitude reconstruction is performed using the CGM with lower reconstruction errors. Experimental results indicate that the maximum error is 14.24% for harmonic excitation amplitude reconstruction, which verifies the high applicability of the conjugate gradient algorithm to load reconstruction of aero-engine pipelines.
- Open Access
- 1 January 2026
- Published by National Library of Serbia in Journal of Mining and Metallurgy, Section B: Metallurgy
- Vol. 62 (00) , 4
Optimization of smelting process of magnesium based on machine learning
The traditional magnesium reduction process consumes a significant amount of energy, which contradicts China's green and low-carbon development goals. Therefore, exploring more energy-efficient methods is crucial for environmental protection. The reduction rate of magnesium is influenced by several factors, including gas flow rate, briquetting pressure, ferrosilicon content, reduction temperature, and reduction time. In this manuscript, data analysis utilizing a machine learning algorithm: support vector machine (SVM)-was employed to predict the magnesium reduction rate. Given that energy-saving processes are a primary objective for enterprises, the processing was optimized using the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm based on the SVM model, while maintaining a constant magnesium reduction rate. This optimization aims to reduce energy and gas consumption during the magnesium smelting process. Experimental verification of the magnesium reduction rate under the optimized processing conditions demonstrated that the application of machine learning algorithms can lead to resource savings in the magnesium reduction process. To further evaluate the environmental benefits of the optimized process, a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) focusing on energy consumption and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions was conducted. The LCA results indicate that the optimized process significantly reduces the life cycle energy consumption (reduced by 5.33%) and CO2 emissions (reduced by 3.63%) compared with the initial process, providing precise environmental performance data for the promotion and application of magnesium alloys in lightweight structures.
- 1 January 2026
- Published by National Library of Serbia in Journal of Mining and Metallurgy, Section B: Metallurgy
- Vol. 62 (00) , 4
Open AccessOptimization of smelting process of magnesium based on machine learning
The traditional magnesium reduction process consumes a significant amount of energy, which contradicts China's green and low-carbon development goals. Therefore, exploring more energy-efficient methods is crucial for environmental protection. The reduction rate of magnesium is influenced by several factors, including gas flow rate, briquetting pressure, ferrosilicon content, reduction temperature, and reduction time. In this manuscript, data analysis utilizing a machine learning algorithm: support vector machine (SVM)-was employed to predict the magnesium reduction rate. Given that energy-saving processes are a primary objective for enterprises, the processing was optimized using the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm based on the SVM model, while maintaining a constant magnesium reduction rate. This optimization aims to reduce energy and gas consumption during the magnesium smelting process. Experimental verification of the magnesium reduction rate under the optimized processing conditions demonstrated that the application of machine learning algorithms can lead to resource savings in the magnesium reduction process. To further evaluate the environmental benefits of the optimized process, a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) focusing on energy consumption and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions was conducted. The LCA results indicate that the optimized process significantly reduces the life cycle energy consumption (reduced by 5.33%) and CO2 emissions (reduced by 3.63%) compared with the initial process, providing precise environmental performance data for the promotion and application of magnesium alloys in lightweight structures.
- Open Access
Damage Quantitative Detection of Curved Composite Laminates Based on Improved Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm
In order to solve the problem of damage identification of composite laminates during processing and service, a quantitative damage detection method based on swarm intelligence optimization was proposed for structural damage detection of curved composite laminates. Firstly, the structural damage element was defined by the method of reducing the elastic modulus of the element, and the modal parameters of the numerical model of the laminate under different damage conditions were obtained by analyzing the structural vibration characteristics. Secondly, the objective function was constructed from the vibration data, and the precise location and degree of damage were quantitatively calculated by the swarm intelligence optimization algorithm. In order to prevent the particles from falling into the local optimal, the boundary rebound strategy was used to process the boundary, and the MS operator was introduced to greatly accelerate the convergence speed of the algorithm. The numerical results indicate that without the influence of noise, the algorithm was not affected by the quantity, location or size of the damage and could effectively detect damage in curved fiber-reinforced composites, with the detection error rates being within 0.5%. After adding 1% and 5% noise to the frequency and vibration mode, respectively, the convergence speed of the algorithm slowed down, and the convergence times obviously increased. However, it could still accurately locate the damage, and the calculation error of the damage degree was less than 6%. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was verified through experimental tests.
Open AccessDamage Quantitative Detection of Curved Composite Laminates Based on Improved Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm
In order to solve the problem of damage identification of composite laminates during processing and service, a quantitative damage detection method based on swarm intelligence optimization was proposed for structural damage detection of curved composite laminates. Firstly, the structural damage element was defined by the method of reducing the elastic modulus of the element, and the modal parameters of the numerical model of the laminate under different damage conditions were obtained by analyzing the structural vibration characteristics. Secondly, the objective function was constructed from the vibration data, and the precise location and degree of damage were quantitatively calculated by the swarm intelligence optimization algorithm. In order to prevent the particles from falling into the local optimal, the boundary rebound strategy was used to process the boundary, and the MS operator was introduced to greatly accelerate the convergence speed of the algorithm. The numerical results indicate that without the influence of noise, the algorithm was not affected by the quantity, location or size of the damage and could effectively detect damage in curved fiber-reinforced composites, with the detection error rates being within 0.5%. After adding 1% and 5% noise to the frequency and vibration mode, respectively, the convergence speed of the algorithm slowed down, and the convergence times obviously increased. However, it could still accurately locate the damage, and the calculation error of the damage degree was less than 6%. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was verified through experimental tests.
- 30 August 2021
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
- Vol. 31 (8) , 1-4
Qualitative Study On Cable Breakage of Nb3Sn CICC Based On Direct Current Potential Drop Method
Nb 3 Sn cable-in-conduit conductor (CICC) technology is widely applied to the large-scale superconducting magnets. Due to the multi-level composite structure, it is easy to cause partial damage or even strand breakage of the superconducting cable in the complex deformation mode. To evaluate the cable breakage of Nb 3 Sn CICC, direct current potential drop (DCPD) technique is proposed in this study. Serious of benchmark samples of cable with stage 3 were prepared and different breakage rates were designed in the cable samples. Potential difference (PD) obtained from the both side of the cable breakage was measured and analyzed. The experimental results indicated that direct current potential drop (DCPD) method is effective to qualitative measurement of cable breakage.
- 30 August 2021
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
- Vol. 31 (8) , 1-4
Qualitative Study On Cable Breakage of Nb3Sn CICC Based On Direct Current Potential Drop Method
Nb 3 Sn cable-in-conduit conductor (CICC) technology is widely applied to the large-scale superconducting magnets. Due to the multi-level composite structure, it is easy to cause partial damage or even strand breakage of the superconducting cable in the complex deformation mode. To evaluate the cable breakage of Nb 3 Sn CICC, direct current potential drop (DCPD) technique is proposed in this study. Serious of benchmark samples of cable with stage 3 were prepared and different breakage rates were designed in the cable samples. Potential difference (PD) obtained from the both side of the cable breakage was measured and analyzed. The experimental results indicated that direct current potential drop (DCPD) method is effective to qualitative measurement of cable breakage.
- Open Access
- 13 October 2020
- Published by Wiley in Shock and Vibration
- Vol. 2020, 1-13
Microstructural Topology Optimization of Constrained Layer Damping on Plates for Maximum Modal Loss Factor of Macrostructures
This paper presents microstructural topology optimization of viscoelastic materials for the plates with constrained layer damping (CLD) treatments. The design objective is to maximize modal loss factor of macrostructures, which is obtained by using the Modal Strain Energy (MSE) method. The microstructure of the viscoelastic damping layer is composed of 3D periodic unit cells. The effective elastic properties of the unit cell are obtained through the strain energy-based method. The density-based topology optimization is adopted to find optimal microstructures of viscoelastic materials. The design sensitivities of modal loss factor with respect to the design variables are analyzed and the design variables are updated by Method of Moving Asymptotes (MMA). Numerical examples are given to demonstrate the validity of the proposed optimization method. The effectiveness of the optimal design method is illustrated by comparing a solid and an optimized cellular viscoelastic material as applied to the plates with CLD treatments.
- 13 October 2020
- Published by Wiley in Shock and Vibration
- Vol. 2020, 1-13
Open AccessMicrostructural Topology Optimization of Constrained Layer Damping on Plates for Maximum Modal Loss Factor of Macrostructures
This paper presents microstructural topology optimization of viscoelastic materials for the plates with constrained layer damping (CLD) treatments. The design objective is to maximize modal loss factor of macrostructures, which is obtained by using the Modal Strain Energy (MSE) method. The microstructure of the viscoelastic damping layer is composed of 3D periodic unit cells. The effective elastic properties of the unit cell are obtained through the strain energy-based method. The density-based topology optimization is adopted to find optimal microstructures of viscoelastic materials. The design sensitivities of modal loss factor with respect to the design variables are analyzed and the design variables are updated by Method of Moving Asymptotes (MMA). Numerical examples are given to demonstrate the validity of the proposed optimization method. The effectiveness of the optimal design method is illustrated by comparing a solid and an optimized cellular viscoelastic material as applied to the plates with CLD treatments.
- 3 March 2020
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
- Vol. 30 (4) , 1-4
Numerical Simulation of the Cable Breakage Based on Electromagnetic NDE Method for Nb3Sn Cable-In-Conduit Conductors
Superconducting cable is an important component of CICC conductor. The quality of the cable is the guarantee to ensure safe operation of the superconductor, and a key step to reduce the degeneration of superconductor performance. The cables will sustain extremely complex stress during the manufacturing process, which easily causes damage on strands and influent conductor performance. However, the spiral structure caused by irregular cabling with multiple materials, cores and layers strengthen the complexity of CICC, which also brings more difficulties on R&D of non-destructive examination (NDE) of cable inspection. On the basis of electromagnetic NDE, this paper proposes a method based on an inversion of electromagnetic property and explores relative characteristics of cable damage signal and magnetic leakage signal, as well as the synchronous NDE quantitative evaluation method through the theoretical models.
- 3 March 2020
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
- Vol. 30 (4) , 1-4
Numerical Simulation of the Cable Breakage Based on Electromagnetic NDE Method for Nb3Sn Cable-In-Conduit Conductors
Superconducting cable is an important component of CICC conductor. The quality of the cable is the guarantee to ensure safe operation of the superconductor, and a key step to reduce the degeneration of superconductor performance. The cables will sustain extremely complex stress during the manufacturing process, which easily causes damage on strands and influent conductor performance. However, the spiral structure caused by irregular cabling with multiple materials, cores and layers strengthen the complexity of CICC, which also brings more difficulties on R&D of non-destructive examination (NDE) of cable inspection. On the basis of electromagnetic NDE, this paper proposes a method based on an inversion of electromagnetic property and explores relative characteristics of cable damage signal and magnetic leakage signal, as well as the synchronous NDE quantitative evaluation method through the theoretical models.
- 1 April 2019
- Published by SAGE Publications in International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
- Vol. 59 (4) , 1431-1439
Vibration based numerical and experimental analysis on debonding defect identification for lattice sandwich plate
In this paper, a method based on structural vibration characteristic was proposed to detect the debonding defects of the lattice sandwich plate. At first, based on the finite element method, the vibration behavior of the sandwich plates were simulated for delamination damages of different locations and damage degree. Then, based on the Uniform Load Surface (ULS) curvature parameter, the debonding defects were identified by using the difference method. At last, the wavelet analysis method was applied to overcome the dependence on the unflawed model. The validity and efficiency of the proposed methods was demonstrated through numerical simulations and preliminary experiments.
- 1 April 2019
- Published by SAGE Publications in International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
- Vol. 59 (4) , 1431-1439
Vibration based numerical and experimental analysis on debonding defect identification for lattice sandwich plate
In this paper, a method based on structural vibration characteristic was proposed to detect the debonding defects of the lattice sandwich plate. At first, based on the finite element method, the vibration behavior of the sandwich plates were simulated for delamination damages of different locations and damage degree. Then, based on the Uniform Load Surface (ULS) curvature parameter, the debonding defects were identified by using the difference method. At last, the wavelet analysis method was applied to overcome the dependence on the unflawed model. The validity and efficiency of the proposed methods was demonstrated through numerical simulations and preliminary experiments.