A Bridge Structural Health Monitoring System - Gore, Snehal
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In this project, we are going to use the wireless network for the purpose of continuous bridge health monitoring. We can obtain the data from the sensors implanted on the bridge according to requirement. We are using sensors like ultrasonic pulse velocity, deviation sensor, vibration and PZT, which gives the outputs like Cracks present on concrete, Deviation which is to be introduced, vibration of bridge, respectively. Today, the inspection of the bridge is done by manually and the experienced persons are needed for this task. It takes a lot of time and it less likely to be accurate, so it…mehr

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In this project, we are going to use the wireless network for the purpose of continuous bridge health monitoring. We can obtain the data from the sensors implanted on the bridge according to requirement. We are using sensors like ultrasonic pulse velocity, deviation sensor, vibration and PZT, which gives the outputs like Cracks present on concrete, Deviation which is to be introduced, vibration of bridge, respectively. Today, the inspection of the bridge is done by manually and the experienced persons are needed for this task. It takes a lot of time and it less likely to be accurate, so it puts the lives of people at risk. This System proposes A Bridge Structural Health Monitoring System with GSM Technological. This project provided better services to the government sector (PWD Section). Bridges may get collapsed or tilted due to flooding, some concrete problem, or natural calamities. So, it is needed to design a system which will continuously monitor condition of bridges it is useful for public safety and reduction in human losses. The proposed design also has the features of which makes the system wireless with the help of GSM.
Autorenporträt
I am Snehal Rajaram Gore Working as a Lecturer in Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre Vita.