Wireless Passive RFID Crack Width Sensor for Structural Health Monitoring PROJECT TITLE :Wireless Passive RFID Crack Width Sensor for Structural Health MonitoringABSTRACT:All mechanical structures are subjected to deformation and cracks, due to fatigue, stress, and/or environmental factors. It is, therefore, of uttermost importance to monitor the mechanical condition of important structures, in order to prevent catastrophic failures, but additionally to attenuate maintenance costs, i.e., avoid unnecessary inspections. A variety of technologies and systems will be used for this purpose: among them, the ones proposing the utilization of wireless passive crackmeters have a sturdy impact potential, in terms of simplicity of installation and measurement and low cost. This paper, hence, shows a crack width wireless radio-frequency identification sensor, developed for applications on various materials (like concrete and metal) and able to detect submillimeter deformations occurring on the object, on which it's placed. A style methodology primarily based on high-sensitivity phase detection is shown. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Natural Color Satellite Image Mosaicking Using Quadratic Programming in Decorrelated Color Space Tuning-Range Enhancement Through Deterministic Mode Selection in RF Quadrature Oscillators
