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CHARACTERIZATION SENSOR FOR LONG-TERM REMOTE MONITORING OF BRIDGE PIERS Joseph Caleb Philipps Dr. Glenn Washer, Graduate Advisor ABSTRACT Structural instability of bridge piers resulting from scour or other natural hazards can lead to bridge collapse. A monitoring system that analyzes bridge pier behavior could prevent this type of failure by detecting conditions, such as pier tilt, that may lead to instability....
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CHARACTERIZATION SENSOR FOR LONG-TERM REMOTE MONITORING OF BRIDGE PIERS Joseph Caleb Philipps Dr. Glenn Washer, Graduate Advisor ABSTRACT Structural instability of bridge piers resulting from scour or other natural hazards can lead to bridge collapse. A monitoring system that analyzes bridge pier behavior could prevent this type of failure by detecting conditions, such as pier tilt, that may lead to instability. The sensor system developed during this project consists of an array of low cost tilt sensors, deployed on both the pier and superstructure of a bridge, to monitor structural behavior of a bridge pier. The goal of the research presented in this thesis is to characterize the behavior of the sensors that are to be used in this Characterization system. of the sensors required analysis of several distinct sensor attributes that can often be specific to individual sensors. For example, this analysis included sensor calibration, drift analysis, characterization of temperature effects, in-situ sensor behavior, and characterization of the sensor system's resolution. This thesis will describe the process of designing test systems required to complete the sensor characte...
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