Measurement and modelling of the vibration induced by working equipment on an offshore platform

Liu, Yiping; Lu, Zhaoming; Yan, Xinxing; Liu, Zejia; Tang, Liqun

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2020.108354

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“…Therefore, a more suitable model updating method needs to be developed to solve offshore platforms' unknown parameters. Liu et al [118] conducted comprehensive measurement of vibration induced by working equipment on a long-served eight-legged offshore platform (W12-1) to analyze the vibration characteristics and simulate the offshore responses. In situ measurement was carried out on the decks and columns of the platform using several cases, with 51 measured points.…”

Section: Vibration-based Damage Detection On Offshore Structuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advanced Development of Sensors’ Roles in Maritime-Based Industry and Research: From Field Monitoring to High-Risk Phenomenon Measurement

2021

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The development of human civilization over the last decade has reached a landmark as Industry 4.0 has been widely introduced. Several aspects of industry and manufacturing activities are changing due to the Internet of Things (IoT), location detection technologies, and advanced human–machine interfaces. To enact industrial affairs under those specifications, a sensor is required to transform physical events into numerical information. The use of sensors in marine applications also appears in research and studies, in which the sensor is used for both monitoring the phenomena of a designated subject and data acquisition. Achievements in quantifying complex phenomena in critical maritime designs are fascinating subjects to discuss regarding their development and current states, which may be reliable references for further research on developing sensors and related measurement analysis tools in marine, shipbuilding, and shipping fields. This comprehensive review covers several discussion topics, including the origins and development of sensor technology, applied sensor engineering in logistic and shipping activities, the hydrodynamic characterization of designed hulls, the monitoring of advanced machinery performance, Arctic-based field observations, the detection of vibration-based damage to offshore structures, corrosion control and monitoring, and the measurement of explosions on critical maritime infrastructures.

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Section: Vibration-based Damage Detection On Offshore Structuresmentioning

confidence: 99%