期刊
APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
卷 10, 期 12, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/app10124247
关键词
structural state detection; convolutional neural networks; mode shapes; mode curvature differences; feature extraction
This paper aims to locate damaged rods in a three-dimensional (3D) steel truss and reveals some internal working mechanisms of the convolutional neural network (CNN), which is based on the first-order modal parameters and CNN. The CNN training samples (including a large number of damage scenarios) are created by ABAQUS and PYTHON scripts. The mode shapes and mode curvature differences are taken as the inputs of the CNN training samples, respectively, and the damage locating accuracy of the CNN is investigated. Finally, the features extracted from each convolutional layer of the CNN are checked to reveal some internal working mechanisms of the CNN and explain the specific meanings of some features. The results show that the CNN-based damage detection method using mode shapes as the inputs has a higher locating accuracy for all damage degrees, while the method using mode curvature differences as the inputs has a lower accuracy for the targets with a low damage degree; however, with the increase of the target damage degree, it gradually achieves the same good locating accuracy as mode shapes. The features extracted from each convolutional layer show that the CNN can obtain the difference between the sample to be classified and the average of training samples in shallow layers, and then amplify the difference in the subsequent convolutional layer, which is similar to a power function, finally it produces a distinguishable peak signal at the damage location. Then a damage locating method is derived from the feature extraction of the CNN. All of these results indicate that the CNN using first-order modal parameters not only has a powerful damage location ability, but also opens up a new way to extract damage features from the measurement data.
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