Research on bridge structure SAM based on real-time monitoring

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To study the problems of frequent omissions and false alarms in the early warning system due to defects in the safety assessment method (SAM) of the existing bridge health monitoring systems (BHMS). In this paper, the current safety evaluation methods of BHMS are deeply studied through fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method and derive a new type of bridge health monitoring system SAM based on the safety evaluation vector. At the same time, combined with the concept of membership function, the result vector is accurately quantified, and a specific evaluation method for evaluating the safety level of the bridge structure is obtained. Combining the data of the three bridge health detection systems of 3 × 30 m continuous girder bridge, simply supported beam bridge, and steel–concrete composite girder bridge in the Beijing Metro Line 5 project, the daily and monthly safety assessment results of the three BHMS were verified. The research results show that the structural SAM proposed in this paper can accurately and in real-time evaluate the safety status of small and medium-span simply supported bridge structures. However, for the evaluation of continuous girder bridges and composite girder bridges, it is necessary to make specific judgments based on the actual conditions of the bridges. Moreover, the research in this paper can also consolidate the theoretical foundation for establishing the bridge structure monitoring data, early warning model. The research method in this paper can promote the further development of the bridge structural health monitoring system.

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Zhu, E., Bai, Z., Zhu, L., & Li, Y. (2022). Research on bridge structure SAM based on real-time monitoring. Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring, 12(3), 725–742. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13349-022-00571-7

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