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A review on acoustic emission monitoring for damage detection in masonry structures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5297-7652
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3977-1000
Highlights Challenges for acoustic emission monitoring of masonry are elaborated. AE monitoring is shown to largely enhance experimental creep and fatigue testing. Monitoring of historical masonry buildings is discussed with cases from literature. Damage in masonry arch bridges is shown to be efficiently monitored with AE. Future research challenges for AE monitoring of masonry structures are highlighted.
Abstract Acoustic emission monitoring is widely used for damage detection in materials research and for site monitoring. Its use for masonry structures is however challenging due to the highly heterogenic nature of masonry and rapid signal attenuation. However, the non-invasive nature and high sensitivity of the technique also provide interesting opportunities, especially for historical masonry structures, to locate damage, identify severity of damage and rate of deterioration. Aim of this paper is to provide an extensive literature review on the application of the acoustic emission technique for masonry structures, addressing specific challenges and recent findings. AE-based methods for damage assessment in masonry are discussed in view of monitoring approaches, wave propagation, source location and crack development under static, fatigue and creep loading. Site applications are discussed for identifying crack location and crack propagation in historical masonry towers, buildings and masonry arch bridges. The paper concludes with future challenges identified in this research field.
A review on acoustic emission monitoring for damage detection in masonry structures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5297-7652
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3977-1000
Highlights Challenges for acoustic emission monitoring of masonry are elaborated. AE monitoring is shown to largely enhance experimental creep and fatigue testing. Monitoring of historical masonry buildings is discussed with cases from literature. Damage in masonry arch bridges is shown to be efficiently monitored with AE. Future research challenges for AE monitoring of masonry structures are highlighted.
Abstract Acoustic emission monitoring is widely used for damage detection in materials research and for site monitoring. Its use for masonry structures is however challenging due to the highly heterogenic nature of masonry and rapid signal attenuation. However, the non-invasive nature and high sensitivity of the technique also provide interesting opportunities, especially for historical masonry structures, to locate damage, identify severity of damage and rate of deterioration. Aim of this paper is to provide an extensive literature review on the application of the acoustic emission technique for masonry structures, addressing specific challenges and recent findings. AE-based methods for damage assessment in masonry are discussed in view of monitoring approaches, wave propagation, source location and crack development under static, fatigue and creep loading. Site applications are discussed for identifying crack location and crack propagation in historical masonry towers, buildings and masonry arch bridges. The paper concludes with future challenges identified in this research field.
A review on acoustic emission monitoring for damage detection in masonry structures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5297-7652
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3977-1000
Highlights Challenges for acoustic emission monitoring of masonry are elaborated. AE monitoring is shown to largely enhance experimental creep and fatigue testing. Monitoring of historical masonry buildings is discussed with cases from literature. Damage in masonry arch bridges is shown to be efficiently monitored with AE. Future research challenges for AE monitoring of masonry structures are highlighted.
Abstract Acoustic emission monitoring is widely used for damage detection in materials research and for site monitoring. Its use for masonry structures is however challenging due to the highly heterogenic nature of masonry and rapid signal attenuation. However, the non-invasive nature and high sensitivity of the technique also provide interesting opportunities, especially for historical masonry structures, to locate damage, identify severity of damage and rate of deterioration. Aim of this paper is to provide an extensive literature review on the application of the acoustic emission technique for masonry structures, addressing specific challenges and recent findings. AE-based methods for damage assessment in masonry are discussed in view of monitoring approaches, wave propagation, source location and crack development under static, fatigue and creep loading. Site applications are discussed for identifying crack location and crack propagation in historical masonry towers, buildings and masonry arch bridges. The paper concludes with future challenges identified in this research field.
A review on acoustic emission monitoring for damage detection in masonry structures
Verstrynge, Els (author) / Lacidogna, Giuseppe (author) / Accornero, Federico (author) / Tomor, Adrienn (author)
2020-09-22
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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