Combining GNSS and accelerometer measurements for evaluation of dynamic and semi-static characteristics of bridge structures
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Abstract
Abstract With the increasing number of long span bridges, real-time, accurate and continuous monitoring of their safety is important at present. This study investigates the combination of a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and accelerometer for monitoring dynamic and semi-static characteristics of bridge structures. A field experiment was conducted with the integration of a GNSS and accelerometer. Considering the noise interference of GNSS monitoring, performance tests were first conducted in different environments to investigate the noise characteristics. Next, complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise-wavelet packet (CEEMDAN-WP) algorithm was chosen for denoising, among which a double criterion based on the correlation coefficient and effective coefficient was proposed to sift the intrinsic mode functions. After the noise reduction process, structural dynamic displacements and modal frequencies were successfully extracted from the 50 Hz GNSS real-time kinematic (GNSS-RTK) and accelerometer data, in which the displacements presented a consistent trend and the first natural frequency was the same (i.e. 0.369 Hz). Structural semi-static characteristics were evaluated by using 1 Hz (RTK), post-processed kinematic, and precise point positioning data. With reference to relevant specifications, the structural failure probability of the bridge in the vertical direction was calculated to be 0.4319. The results indicate that GNSS-RTK is reliable in monitoring structural dynamic and semi-static displacements of the bridge. Additionally, the proposed improved CEEMDAN-WP with double criterion is effective for background noise reduction. In addition, there may be some non-adequate behaviors, such as heavy traffic and vehicle overload, leading to the critical operation of the bridge.
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