Data-Driven Autoregressive Model Identification for Structural Health Monitoring in an Anisotropic Composite Plate.
Résumé
A simple data-driven AutoRegressive (AR) model may be used to assess a model to describe
and to predict the time-series outputs of the PZT sensors receiving Lamb waves for different operating
conditions in composite structures. Thus, this paper presents the potentiality of the use of a set of AR
models to detect, locate, and, manly, to extrapolate a damage sensitive index based on changes in onestep-
ahead prediction errors. To illustrate this proposal, an aeronautical composite panel with bonded
piezoelectric elements, that act both as sensors and actuators, is used to study the relationship between
the variation of the parameters of the identified model and the presence of various simulated damage.
A damage progression evaluation by extrapolating the AR parameters is also suggested and examined
based on cubic spline functions to verify the future state and to observe how the damage could evolute,
based on some simplified assumptions. This step could help to make a decision about a possible required
repair without adopting a complicated and costly physical model.
Domaines
Acoustique [physics.class-ph]Origine | Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s) |
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