Asia-Pacific Summer School on Smart Structures Technology

Main About 2015 US    Lecturers    Venue    Schedule    Travel    Housing    Essentials    Lecture Materials    Lab Materials    Registration    Organization    Program Flyer (pdf)    AESE/ANCRiSST 2015 2014 Taiwan    Program Flyer (pdf) 2013 South Korea    Program Flyer (pdf) 2012 India    Program Flyer (pdf) 2011 China    Program Flyer (pdf) 2010 Japan    Program Flyer (pdf) 2009 US    Schedule (pdf)    Lectures    Labs – Photos    Competition – Photos    Tours and Trips    Group Photos    Participant List (pdf)    Program Flyer (pdf)    Student Feedback 2008 South Korea    Schedule (pdf)    Lectures    Labs – Photos    Competition – Photos    Tours and Trips    Korean Website    Program Flyer (pdf)    Student Feedback Coordinators Organizations Contacts Project 1: Structural Health Monitoring Problem 1: Damage detection on a steel beam All data sets including the baseline and 3 unknown states will be provided Identify damage existence, location and severity if possible You CAN use ANY algorithm and software, not limited to the peak-picking method and IDIS Problem 2: Monitoring of a structure of an own design Make each team’s own structure using pieces of steel beams which will be provided Establish monitoring strategies fit to each structure Tests for the initial case Introduce damages, perform vibration tests and damage identification Project 2: Structural Control Problem 1: Active control of smart cantilever beam (basic level) Piezoceramic patches will be used on a cantilever beam for sensing and actuation Strain-rate feedback (SRF) control algorithm should be used SRF control algorithm can be obtained by simply modifying the PPF control algorithm which was already provided at the lab class Problem 2: Active control of smart cantilever beam (advanced level) Piezoceramic patches will be used on a cantilever beam for sensing and actuation Any control algorithm can be used; neuro-control and fuzzy control are recommended Downloads Complete Competition Description Baseline and Damaged Cases for Project 1: Problem 1 Final Group Presentations (All): Project 1 Final Group Presentations (All): Project 2