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Page 1: Figure 2: Self-diagnostic module - SCOPE platformFigure 2: Self-diagnostic module - SCOPE platform (b) POD for impact location, outer panel (a) Contact force (c) POD for impact location,

Figure 1: SCOPE SHM platform

Figure 2: Self-diagnostic module - SCOPE platform

(b) POD for impact location, outer panel

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(a) Contact force (c) POD for impact location, inner panel

Figure 3: Examples of impact force caused from impacts on inside and outside of the panel

Figure 4: Passive sensing module - SCOPE platform

Figure 5: Active sensing module - SCOPE platform

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(a) damage in a bay (b) damage close to the stringer (c) damage under the stringer

Figure 6: Effect of sensor failure

Figure 7: Best senor positions for an investigation using 8 and 4 sensors in seven bays.

(a) Best 4 sensors placement in the central bay (b) Example of GA results

Figure 8: Example of GA results.

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4 sensors at the corners. 4 sensors at mid-edge position

Figure 9: Example of coverage area related to different transducer location

Figure 10: Coverage and positioning for 6 sensors

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Figure 11: Building block approach for validation of passive sensing.

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Figure 12: Drop tower used for the validation of passive sensing.

Figure 13: Validation of contact force.

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Figure 14: Validation of the PZT signal.

Figure 15: Experimental force reconstruction.

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Figure 16: Validation approach for active sensing.

Figure 17: Experimental setup for the EMI investigation.

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Figure 18: Self-diagnostics via EMI for a cracked PZT.

Figure 19: Crack evaluation via RMSD.

(a) Crack 1 (b) Crack 2

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(a) ImY– Crack 1 (b) ReZ – Crack 1 (c) ImY– Crack 2 (d) ReZ – Crack

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Figure 20: Different debonding cases.

Figure 21: Debonding evaluation via EMI.

Figure 22: Damage evaluation at coupon level via EMI.

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Figure 23: Damage detection via EMI at sub-component level [14].

Figure 24: Experimental setup for Lamb wave investigations.

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Figure 25: Validation of Lamb-wave signals.

Figure 26: Curved coupon panel under analysis.

Figure 27: a) C-scan of the plate. b) Damage detection evaluation with 8 transducers.

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Figure 28: a) Experimental panel. b) debonding detection.

Figure 29: Sub-component specimen with PZTs installed on its inner surface [15].

Figure 30: Damage evaluation at sub-component level.

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(a) Coverage area of the

optimal 8 sensors (b) Optimal positioning

for 8 sensors (c) Comparison between optimal and random

placement for damage detection Figure 31: Validation of Optimal sensor placement - Active sensing