Innovative strain sensing for detection of exterior wall tile lesion: Smart skin sensory system

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Abstract

Tiles are commonly used to cover the exteriors of buildings in Taiwan. However, older buildings in Taiwan encounter the problem of tiles falling off due to natural deterioration, which is unsightly, and more importantly, a threat to public safety. Nevertheless, no current method exists that can effectively detect flaws in building tiles in real time. This study combined the fields of civil engineering and automatic control to reduce risks caused by falling tiles by improving real-time detection of at-risk areas. Micro-resistance was combined with fuzzy theory as the logical foundation for evaluating tile status. String-type strain gauges were adopted as sensors to design a smart skin sensory system that could measure signs of deterioration in tile surface lesions. The design was found to be feasible. In the future, it can be further developed for facile real-time assessment of tile status.

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Chang, C. Y., Hung, S. S., Liu, L. H., & Lin, C. P. (2018). Innovative strain sensing for detection of exterior wall tile lesion: Smart skin sensory system. Materials, 11(12). https://doi.org/10.3390/ma11122432

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