The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the key components of metro train safety as an emerging development approach due to its great potential to advance environmental sustainability. A bogie is a key component for carrying a passenger's vehicle body. Its damage and defects can destroy fluent operations and better service for train operation. The critical problem of traditional non-destructive examination for bogie is the high cost of labour and environment. Because they are in effect only after the whole vehicle has to be split into many sub-components and paint removed. This study provides an IoT approach and practice for bogie crack identification of bogie. The presented method can achieve simple and efficient detection of damage with cheap PZT sensor network. Its advantages is that non-split work and non-removal paint pollution. Compared with traditional detection methods, this method is more sensitive to a small area of internal damage and can identify the level of damage and location of the bogie plate frame even with the dirty and non-smooth surface.
Crack damage identification and localisation on metro train bogie frame in IoT using guided waves
IET Intelligent Transport Systems ; 14 , 11 ; 1403-1409
2020-06-16
7 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
plates (structures) , environmental sustainability , condition monitoring , IoT , cracks , crack damage localisation , waves , guided waves , metro train safety , PZT sensor network , nondestructive bogie examination , sustainable development , railway engineering , nonremoval paint pollution , piezoelectric actuators , bogie plate frame damage , crack damage identification , bogie crack identification , nonsplit work paint pollution , environmental factors , Internet of Things , bogie plate frame location , metro train bogie , crack detection , structural engineering computing , railway safety , nondestructive testing
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