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The inverse finite element method (iFEM) is a novel method for reconstructing the full-field displacement of structures by discrete measurement strain. In practical engineering applications, the accuracy of iFEM is reduced due to the positional offset of
Jiewei Lu +3 more
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This comprehensive study advances delamination analysis in composites through innovative computational methods, experimental validation techniques, and predictive algorithms, collectively enhancing damage progression prediction and structural health monitoring for improved integrity in high‐performance applications.
Dhivya Elumalai +4 more
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Inverse finite element method (iFEM) is an efficient and robust approach to obtain displace- ment/strain/stress state of the structure by monitoring strain values obtained from discrete locations in the structure. Therefore, the iFEM methodology can precisely detect any variation in strain field of the structure due to presence of damages inside the ...
Kefal, Adnan +2 more
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Transfer Learning With CLIP for Intelligent Concrete Crack Detection in Structural Health Monitoring
Automated detection of surface cracks in concrete structures is a fundamental requirement for effective structural health monitoring and preventive maintenance. Conventional computer vision and convolutional neural network‐based approaches often suffer from limited generalization under variations in illumination, surface texture, and crack morphology ...
Md. Siam Ansary, Marco Civera
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Least‐Squares Projected Models for Non‐Intrusive Affinization of Reduced Basis Methods
ABSTRACT Reduced‐basis methods (RBMs) constitute a promising technique for delivering numerical solutions of parameterized PDEs in real time and with reasonable accuracy. The most significant drawback of RBMs is the requirement of parametric affinity, a condition that only very trivial problems satisfy.
E. Fonn +6 more
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The inverse finite element method (iFEM) for the 3D framework deformation reconstruction was introduced. As the process of iFEM did not require a priori knowledge, such as the modal shape, the loading, and the elastic-inertial material information of the
Yong Zhao, Jingli Du, Hong Bao, Qian Xu
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Uncover Hidden Physical Information of Soft Matter by Observing Large Deformation
Detecting internal abnormalities in soft matter remains challenging due to its heterogeneous nature. This study introduces a method that infers hidden physical properties by matching observed deformation with simulation through parallel Bayesian optimization.
Huanyu Yang +9 more
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Structural Health Monitoring of Thin Shell Structures
ABSTRACT Thin plate and shell structures are extensively used in aerospace, naval, and energy sectors due to their lightweight and efficient load‐bearing properties. Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) implementations are becoming increasingly important in these industries to reduce maintenance costs, improve reliability, and ensure safe operations ...
Ihtisham Khalid +4 more
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At present, numerous reflector antennas have been constructed worldwide on land. However, there are few applications of reflector antennas directly set off the coast.
Mengmei Mei +3 more
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Quantitative comparisons of forward problems in MEEG. [PDF]
This document gives comparisons between several methods that solve the forward problem in MEEG by comparing their precision on a 3-layer spherical model.
Clerc, Maureen +3 more
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