2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2017.05.159
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Experimental study on alarming of concrete micro-crack initiation based on wavelet packet analysis

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“…However, wavelet packet partitions both the high and low-frequency bands into smaller subspaces, which improves the resolution of the signal. For this reason, wavelet packet analysis finds more extensive applications [19,20]. In view of its advantages, wavelet packet is applied in this study to extract the characteristic frequency bands from the AE signals.…”
Section: A Wavelet Packet Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, wavelet packet partitions both the high and low-frequency bands into smaller subspaces, which improves the resolution of the signal. For this reason, wavelet packet analysis finds more extensive applications [19,20]. In view of its advantages, wavelet packet is applied in this study to extract the characteristic frequency bands from the AE signals.…”
Section: A Wavelet Packet Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, the digital cameras are used to track and record a series of speckle images of the specimen surface during deformation, then the image correlation matching algorithms [Lei, Hou and Gong (2012); Chu, Ranson and Sutton (1985); Caggegi, Chevalier, Pensée et al (2016)] applied to pixel points in the digital images are adopted to determine the full-field displacement. As a full-field and non-contact measurement technique, DIC has gained great popularities in applications of various materials, such as metals [Cai, Zhang, Yang et al (2016); Tung, Shih and Kuo (2010); Pan, Yu and Wu (2015)], concrete [Jiang, Jin, Zhao et al (2017); Lei, Yang, Xu et al (2017)], polymers [Grytten, Daiyan, Polanco-Loria et al (2009) ;Jerabek, Major and Lang (2010)] and biomaterials [Murienne, Chen, Quigley et al (2016)]. As it is known, most DIC methods are based on the optical flow theory, whose accuracy is depended on the smoothness of displacement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To improve the accuracy of DIC results with non-smooth or discontinuous deformation, many scholars have proposed some advanced strategies. Such as applying the extended finite element method in DIC simulation [Réthoré, Hild and Roux (2008) ;Lall, Kulkarni, Angral et al (2010)], coupling the wavelet packet transform and DIC [Lei, Yang, Xu et al (2017)] or directly extending standard DIC method [Réthoré, Roux and Hild (2007); Poissant and Barthelat (2010)]. However, obtaining accurate deformation measurements involving discontinuities still remains challenging.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…WPA [20][21][22] is an effective time-frequency analysis technique for nonstationary signals, multiresolution analysis of the wavelet packet transform decomposes signals into low frequency signals and high-frequency signals. Furthermore, the process continues to decompose the following layers until reaching the preset level; as a result, the wavelet packet analysis has obviously better ability to achieve accurate local analysis.…”
Section: Principle Of Wavelet Packet Analysis-based Denoisingmentioning
confidence: 99%