A Novel Baseline-Free Damage Detection Method Based on Path Scanning of Lamb Waves Using Mobile Transducers

Author:

Yuan HongqiangORCID,Zhou Kai,Li Xiuquan,Wei Xiaolong,Yu Zeyu,Ma Qi,Du Guofeng

Abstract

The baseline-free damage detection method of Lamb waves has the potential to obtain damage information efficiently in plate structures through damage scattering signals. However, the missing detection of damage occurs occasionally due to the angular scattering characteristic of Lamb waves. To solve this problem, a novel baseline-free damage detection approach based on path scanning at the detection region edges using mobile piezoelectric transducers is proposed herein. Several sensing points carrying separated damage scattering signals were picked out from the scanning paths. By removing the direct and boundary reflected signals, the damage signals were extracted and exported to a delay-and-sum imaging method to locate the damage. Two experiments with and without mobile transducers were conducted to validate the proposed method on an aluminum plate with artificially fabricated crack-like damage. The results show that the proposed baseline-free approach can locate the crack-like damage with high accuracy and efficiency and avoid potential loss of damage information. The proposed baseline-free method provides a novel and practical damage detection approach when considering the angular-dependent scattering characteristic of Lamb waves and can enhance the credibility of results in damage detection.

Funder

Hubei Technological Innovation Special Fund

National Natural Science Foundation of China

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Biochemistry,Instrumentation,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics,Analytical Chemistry

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