Research On Fiber Optic Impact Load Localization Based On Honeycomb Layout And Fractal Filtering Principle

2017 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED OPTICAL SENSORS AND APPLICATIONS(2017)

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Abstract
Aiming at the impact damage monitoring requirements of aircraft fuselage and wing structure, in this paper, a fast loading identification method based on fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor honeycomb layout form is proposed. Firstly, the FBG honeycomb topology network is constructed, which has good scalability and high monitoring efficiency. Secondly, the impact response signal of fiber grating is processed by fractal filter method, then the energy amplitude of the fifth order wavelet transform is chosen as the characteristic parameter of the impact response. Thirdly, a FBG impact response model is established by using a few prior samples. On that basis, according to the location feature of the fiber sensors, a cell location and coordinate location method based on honeycomb cell is proposed to realize fast impact location for four edges clamped plate structures. The research shows that in a random honeycomb monitoring unit which side length is 250mm, 9 randomly chosen simulated impact points are identified with an average error of about 20mm. This method does not require a large number of prior samples, and is suitable for the conventional low speed fiber grating sampling mode. It has excellent environment adaptability and fast response ability.
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impact loading localization, FBG sensing network, honeycomb layout, four edges clamped plate structure, fractal filtering, wavelet transform
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