dr hab. inż. Przemysław Kołakowski


Doktorat
1998Analiza wrażliwości i optymalne projektowanie konstrukcji kratowych metodą dystorsji wirtualnych 
promotor -- prof. dr hab. inż. Jan Holnicki-Szulc, IPPT PAN
536 
Ostatnie publikacje
1.Olaszek P., Świercz A., Ireneusz W., Kołakowski P.D., Monitoring and Numerical Analyses of the Steel Railway Arch Bridge: A Case Study, Journal of Bridge Engineering, ISSN: 1084-0702, DOI: 10.1061/JBENF2.BEENG-6962, Vol.30, No.1, pp.05024007-1-05024007-16, 2025

Streszczenie:

The subject of research is a steel arch-tied bridge at a high-speed railway line in Poland. After the construction was completed, a resonance phenomenon was observed at the bridge, consisting of the occurrence of intense (visible to the unaided eye) undamped vibrations of some vertical hangers in the horizontal direction, transverse to the track axis. These vibrations occurred without the presence of a railway load on the bridge. Before the bridge was put into operation, an acceptance static and dynamic load test was performed, and then the bridge deck vibrations were monitored for a year. The research during dynamic loads testing included both quasi-static (10 km/h) and high-speed (200 km/h) testing train passages. The vertical displacement measurements were carried out in three cross sections of the span, and the acceleration of vibrations on girders and selected hangers was also measured. Next, an innovative system for determining displacements indirectly using inertial sensors (inclinometers and accelerometers) was used for bridge deck vibration monitoring. The primary aim of the research was to investigate the possibility of assessing the safe operation of the bridge using a monitoring system consisting of a limited number of inertial sensors. The second aim was to verify the feasibility of calibrating the numerical model based on the results of dynamic load testing. Numerical analyses of the behavior of the bridge during the passage of trains with speeds up to 200 km/h were carried out. The developed and calibrated numerical model provides additional information about the overall structural vibrations, facilitating the interpretation of outcomes of the monitoring system. No significant impact of hanger vibrations on the monitored displacements and accelerations of the bridge deck vibrations during the passage of trains was found.

Słowa kluczowe:

Arch-tied railway bridge,Bridge monitoring,Load testing,Bridge vibration,Numerical model calibration

Afiliacje autorów:

Olaszek P.-Instytut Badawczy Dróg i Mostów (PL)
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Ireneusz W.-other affiliation
Kołakowski P.D.-other affiliation
2.Olaszek P., Świercz A., Wyczałek I., Kołakowski P., Szadkowski K., Moduł pomiaru i oceny odpowiedzi eksploatowanych kolejowych konstrukcji mostowych, Mosty, ISSN: 1896-7663, Vol.3-4, pp.22-26, 20173p.
3.Kołakowski P., Mróz A., Sala D., Pawłowski P., Sekuła K., Świercz A., Investigation of dynamic response of a railway bridge equipped with a tailored SHM system, KEY ENGINEERING MATERIALS, ISSN: 1662-9795, DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.569-570.1068, Vol.569-570, pp.1068-1075, 2013

Streszczenie:

A railway bridge has been the object of investigation in the context of structural health monitoring (SHM). The current work is focused on utilization of experimental data for refining a numerical model of the structure as well as on tests of dynamic excitations using a controlled hydraulic shaker and passing trains. The numerical model has been matched to experimental measurements using experimental modal analysis - classical and operational. The tailored SHM system for monitoring of the bridge consists of 15 piezoelectric strain sensors taking advantage of wireless communication for data transfer. Experimental responses of the bridge collected by the SHM system are confronted with the ones produced by the FE numerical model of the bridge. The long-term objective of the investigation is to elaborate a method for assessment of structural condition and prediction of remaining lifetime of the bridge.

Słowa kluczowe:

Bridge Monitoring, Experimental Measurements, Modal Analysis, Wireless SHM

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-other affiliation
Mróz A.-other affiliation
Sala D.-other affiliation
Pawłowski P.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-other affiliation
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
8p.
4.Sala D., Pawłowski P., Kołakowski P., Świercz A., Sekuła K., Monimost – Integrated SHM system for railway truss bridges, KEY ENGINEERING MATERIALS, ISSN: 1662-9795, Vol.518, pp.211-216, 2012

Streszczenie:

A railway bridge has been the object of investigation since mid 2007 as a response to increasing interest in structural health monitoring (SHM) from Polish Railways. It is a typical 40 m long, steel truss structure spanning a channel in Nieporet near Warsaw. There is over 1500 similar bridges in the railway network in Poland. The integrated system consists of two components – weigh in motion (WIM) part for identification of train load and SHM part for assessing the state of the bridge. Two aspects of wireless transmission are considered – short range (in the vicinity of the bridge, 2.4GHz) and far range (from the bridge to the data analysis center, GSM). The system is designed to be energetically self-sufficient, batteries are recharged by solar panels. Both the subsystems use piezoelectric strain sensors. Numerical model of the bridge corresponds well to the experimental data and provides a good starting point for considering different scenarios of simulated damage in the structure.

Słowa kluczowe:

SHM, Piezo sensors, Wireless transmission, Bridge dynamics, Railway infrastructure

Afiliacje autorów:

Sala D.-other affiliation
Pawłowski P.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-other affiliation
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-other affiliation
8p.
5.Kołakowski P., Szelążek J., Sekuła K., Świercz A., Mizerski K., Gutkiewicz P., Structural health monitoring of a railway truss bridge using vibration-based and ultrasonic methods, SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 0964-1726, Vol.20, No.3, pp.1-17, 2011

Streszczenie:

This paper presents results of in situ investigation of a railway truss bridge in the context of structural health monitoring (SHM). Three experimental methods are examined. Dynamic responses of the bridge recorded by strain gauges are confronted with alternative ways of acquisition using piezoelectric patch sensors and ultrasonic probeheads. All types of sensors produce similar output. Also the corresponding responses of the numerical model of the bridge match experimental data.

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Szelążek J.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-IPPT PAN
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Mizerski K.-IPPT PAN
Gutkiewicz P.-IPPT PAN
35p.
6.Orłowska A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Detecting delamination zones in composites by embedded electrical grid and thermographic methods, SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 0964-1726, DOI: 10.1088/0964-1726/20/10/105009, Vol.20, No.10, pp.105009-1-9, 2011

Streszczenie:

The proposed approach assumes that the composite structure is equipped with a specially designed electrical circuit with a 3D grid layout, composed of high resistivity elements embedded in the structure. The special layout of the electrical circuit activated by small currents provides scattered sources of thermal field in the laminate. It is assumed that the circuit elements exhibit failure which is coincident with the commencement of delamination. These breaks in the electrical circuit cause variations in the thermal field which can be observed by a long-wave thermovision camera. The paper is focused on two research aspects. First, some numerical simulations are presented to examine the potential of the idea itself. Next, a simple experiment using a composite sample with a hand-fabricated electrical grid is described. The performance of the grid for an arbitrarily selected position of defect in the investigated composite shows high potential for damage detection.

Afiliacje autorów:

Orłowska A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
35p.
7.Sala D., Motylewski J., Kołakowski P., Wireless Transmission System for a Railway Bridge subject to Structural Health Monitoring, DIAGNOSTYKA, ISSN: 1641-6414, Vol.50, No.2, pp.69-72, 20096p.
8.Orłowska A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Modelling and identification of delamination in double-layer beams by the virtual distortion method, COMPUTERS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 0045-7949, DOI: 10.1016/j.compstruc.2008.05.008, Vol.86, pp.2203-2214, 2008

Streszczenie:

The problem of modelling and identification of delamination in double-layer beams has been undertaken within the framework of the virtual distortion method. For delamination modelling, a concept of the contact layer has been proposed, assuming simple but effective truss connections. The laminate layers have been modelled with Bernoulli beams. Good correspondence of the delamination model with experiments has been observed despite disregarding the friction between layers. An algorithm for off-line identification of delamination, solving an inverse problem with the use of gradient optimization, has been proposed. For double cantilever beam examples, two co-existing delamination zones have been successfully detected. An idea of on-line identification of delamination has been put forward, too.

Słowa kluczowe:

Delamination, Double-layer beams, Identification, Inverse problem

Afiliacje autorów:

Orłowska A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
9.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Damage identification in skeletal structures using the virtual distortion method in frequency domain, MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING, ISSN: 0888-3270, DOI: 10.1016/j.ymssp.2008.03.009, Vol.22, No.8, pp.1826-1839, 2008

Streszczenie:

The paper is a continuation of research on the application of a structural reanalysis method—the virtual distortion method—to structural health monitoring. The first approach, formulated previously in the time domain, suffered from a considerable numerical cost. In order to reduce it, this paper presents an alternative approach, formulated in the frequency domain thanks to the assumption of using harmonic excitation (quasi-static problem). The hardware devices supposed to collect structural responses are piezoelectric patch sensors. The software tool for damage identification solves a nonlinear least squares optimization problem by employing analytically derived sensitivities. Strains are the analyzed quantities, contributing to the objective function. Considerations are restricted to skeletal structures and a simplified dynamic problem with no damping. Effectiveness of the frequency-domain identification is demonstrated in numerical examples. Experimental verification is envisaged.

Słowa kluczowe:

Damage identification, Inverse problem, Frequency domain, Skeletal structures, Reanalysis methods

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
10.Kołakowski P., Wikło M., Holnicki-Szulc J., The Virtual Distortion Method - a versatile reanalysis tool for structures and systems, STRUCTURAL AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY OPTIMIZATION, ISSN: 1615-147X, DOI: 10.1007/s00158-007-0158-7, Vol.36, No.3, pp.217-234, 2008

Streszczenie:

For 20 years of development, the virtual distortion method (VDM) has proved to be a versatile reanalysis tool in various applications, including structures and truss-like systems. This article presents a summary of principal achievements, demonstrating the capabilities of the VDM both in statics and dynamics, in linear and nonlinear analysis. The major advantage of VDM is its exactness and no need for matrix inversion in the reanalysis algorithm. The influence matrix—numerical core of the VDM—contains the whole mechanical knowledge about a structure, by looking at all global responses due to local disturbances. The strength of the method is demonstrated for truss structures.

Słowa kluczowe:

Exact structural reanalysis, Sherman–Morrison–Woodbury formulas, Nonlinear statics and dynamics, System analysis

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Wikło M.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
11.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Structural damage identification using low frequency non-resonance harmonic excitation, KEY ENGINEERING MATERIALS, ISSN: 1662-9795, DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.347.427, Vol.347, pp.427-432, 2007

Słowa kluczowe:

Frequency-Based Analysis, Inverse Problem, Piezo Devices, Structural Damage Identification

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
12.Kołakowski P., Structural health monitoring - a review with the emphasis on low-frequency methods, ENGINEERING TRANSACTIONS (ROZPRAWY INŻYNIERSKIE), ISSN: 0867-888X, Vol.55, No.3, pp.239-275, 2007
13.Kołakowski P., Mujica L.E., Vehi J., Two approaches to structural damage identification: model updating vs. soft computing, JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT MATERIAL SYSTEMS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 1045-389X, DOI: 10.1177/1045389X06056073, Vol.17, No.1, pp.63-79, 2006

Streszczenie:

This article presents two approaches for structural damage identification, each based on a different philosophy. The virtual distortion method (VDM) is a model-updating method of damage assessment, utilizing gradient-based optimization techniques to solve the resulting inverse dynamic problem in the time domain. Case-based reasoning (CBR) is a softcomputing method utilizing wavelet transformation for signal processing and neural networks for training a base of damage cases to use for retrieving a similar relevant case. Advantages and drawbacks of each approach are discussed. Successful calibration of a numerical model from experiments has been shown as a sin equa non for the VDM approach. A numerical example of a beam is presented including a demonstration of the complexity of the inverse problem. Qualitative and quantitative comparisons between the two approaches are made.

Słowa kluczowe:

damage identification, inverse problem, model updating, soft computing, software tools

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Mujica L.E.-other affiliation
Vehi J.-other affiliation
14.Mujica L.E., Vehi J., Rodellar J., Kołakowski P., A hybrid approach of knowledge-based reasoning for structural assessment, SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 0964-1726, Vol.14, No.6, pp.1554-1562, 2005
15.Holnicki-Szulc J., Kołakowski P., Nasher N., Leakage detection in water networks, JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT MATERIAL SYSTEMS AND STRUCTURES, ISSN: 1045-389X, DOI: 10.1177/1045389X05049169, Vol.16, No.3, pp.207-219, 2005

Streszczenie:

A health monitoring tool for leakage identification in water networks is presented. It is assumed that the water heads at the network’s nodes can be measured in different locations of some inspected area. Then, making use of the analytical network model of the actual installation and using the proposed Virtual Distortion Method (VDM) approach, leakages (single as well as in multiple locations, and their intensities) can be detected and identified in the system. The identification methodology takes advantage of a gradient-based optimization technique.

Słowa kluczowe:

damage identification, water networks, system theory

Afiliacje autorów:

Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Nasher N.-other affiliation
16.Kołakowski P., Mujica L., Vehi J., Comparison of two software tools for damage identification: gradient-based vs. case-based approach, KEY ENGINEERING MATERIALS, ISSN: 1662-9795, DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.293-294.103, Vol.293-294, pp.103-110, 2005

Streszczenie:

Two alternative software tools for damage identification are presented. The first tool, developed on the basis of the Virtual Distortion Method (VDM), takes advantage of an analytical formulation of the damage identification problem. Consequently, gradient-based optimization method is applied to solve the resulting dynamic inverse problem in time domain. Finite element model of the structure is necessary for the VDM approach. The second tool utilizes the Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) for damage identification. This method consists in i) extracting principal features of the response signal by wavelet transform, ii) creating a base of representative damage cases, iii) organizing and training the base by neural networks, and finally iv) retrieving and adapting a new case (possible damage) by similarity criteria. Basic description of both approaches is given. A comparison of numerical effectiveness, in terms of accuracy and computational time, is provided for a simple beam structure. Advantages and weaknesses of each approach are highlighted.

Słowa kluczowe:

Damage Identification, Inverse Dynamic Problem, Software Tools

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Mujica L.-other affiliation
Vehi J.-other affiliation
17.Kołakowski P., Analiza wrażliwości i optymalne projektowanie konstrukcji kratowych metodą dystorsji wirtualnych (Praca doktorska), Prace IPPT - IFTR Reports, ISSN: 2299-3657, No.1, pp.1-104, 1998

Lista rozdziałów w ostatnich monografiach
1.
349
Jankowski Ł., Holnicki-Szulc J., Świercz A., Mróz M., Kołakowski P., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: Numeryczne metody identyfikacji parametrów konstrukcji, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.109-159, 2014
2.
361
Kołakowski P., Pawłowski P., Sala D., Sekuła K., Świercz A., Wiącek D., Wójcicki P., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: Dynamiczna waga kolejowa, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.55-84, 2014
3.
360
Sekuła K., Pawłowski P., Sala D., Kołakowski P., Świercz A., Wiącek D., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: Dynamiczna waga drogowa, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.21-54, 2014
4.
362
Kołakowski P., Mróz A., Orłowska A., Pawłowski P., Sala D., Sekuła K., Świercz A., Wiącek D., Wójcicki P., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: System monitorowania stalowego mostu kolejowego, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.85-108, 2014
5.
363
Holnicki-Szulc J., Kokot M., Kołakowski P., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: System identyfikacji spękań w konstrukcjach betonowy, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.160-188, 2014
6.
364
Graczykowski C., Knor G., Kołakowski P., Mikułowski G., Orłowska A., Pawłowski P., Skłodowski M., Świercz A., Wiszowaty R., Zieliński T.G., Monitorowanie obciążeń i stanu technicznego konstrukcji mostowych, rozdział: Wybrane zagadnienia monitorowania, IPPT Reports on Fundamental Technological Research, pp.189-236, 2014
7.
198
Holnicki-Szulc J., Motylewski J., Kołakowski P., Smart technologies for safety engineering, rozdział: Introduction to smart technologies, Wiley, Holnicki-Szulc J. (Ed.), pp.1-9, 2008
8.
200
Kołakowski P., Wikło M., Holnicki-Szulc J., Smart technologies for safety engineering, rozdział: The virtual distortion method - a versatile reanalysis tool, Wiley, Holnicki-Szulc J. (Ed.), pp.11-35, 2008
9.
201
Kołakowski P., Świercz A., Orłowska A., Kokot M., Holnicki-Szulc J., Smart technologies for safety engineering, rozdział: VDM-Based health monitoring of engineering systems, Wiley, Holnicki-Szulc J. (Ed.), pp.37-103, 2008

Prace konferencyjne
1.Świercz A., Holnicki-Szulc J., Kołakowski P., Impact loads for structural damage identification, 7th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, 2014-07-08/07-11, Nantes (FR), pp.2115-2122, 2014

Streszczenie:

In this paper we numerically study simple two dimensional frame structure loaded by impulse-like excitations. Various configurations of time duration of a single impact load and location of this excitation are investigated. The aim of this research is to indicate the best possible load case for identification of a specific damage. Two kinds of structural modifications are considered. The first group concerns the element stiffness changes (axial and bending) which can be simulated by alternating the Young‘s modulus. The second group covers the modifications of stiffness nodal connections. In a numerical model, these kinds of defects can be implemented using rotational spring with different characteristics. Obtained selected responses for the original and modified structure are numerically generated.

Słowa kluczowe:

structural modification, semi-rigid joint, virtual distortion method, gradient-based optimization

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
2.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Olkowicz D., Identification of semi-rigid joints in frame structures, SMART2013, 6th ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, 2013-09-03/09-06, Turyn (IT), pp.1-12, 2013

Streszczenie:

This study presents the numerical analysis and experimental tests of a planar frame structure with semi-rigid joints. Based on structural responses the identification of nodal parameters is performed.

Słowa kluczowe:

Frame structures, Semi-rigid joints, Inverse problem, SHM

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
Olkowicz D.-IPPT PAN
3.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Impact-Load-Based Damage Identification in Joints of Skeletal Structures, EWSHM 2012, 6th European workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, 2012-07-03/07-06, Dresden (GE), Vol.1, pp.841-848, 2012

Streszczenie:

The nodal connections in the standard analysis of frame structures are idealized assuming either pinned or fully rigid joints. State of such structural connections is highly important for safe operation of skeletal structures. In this work, the authors propose modeling, detection and identification of semi-rigid joints, i.e. nodal connections covering the range between pinned and fully rigid joints. The presented approach is based on the Virtual Distortion Method (VDM) and dedicated to statically or dynamically loaded two-dimensional frame structures.

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
4.Kołakowski P., Sekuła K., Pawłowski P., Sala D., Świercz A., Monitoring of Railway Traffic as a Part of Integrated SHM System, EWSHM 2012, 6th European workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, 2012-07-03/07-06, Dresden (GE), Vol.2, pp.1395-1400, 2012

Streszczenie:

In the last years one can observe an increasing interest in structural health monitoring (SHM) from Polish Railways. There are several hundreds of steel truss bridges of various spans and similar topologies in Polish railway infrastructure. One of them, located over a canal in Nieporęt near Warsaw with span of 40m became an object of investigation and implementation of an integrated SHM system. The system consists of two components – weigh in motion (WIM) part for identification of train load and SHM part for assessing the bridge state. The WIM module supplies load data required for SHM inverse analyses, however it can operate as an independent system for monitoring of railway traffic providing information about axle loads and rolling stock identification. Many in-situ installations of SHM systems suffer from a troublesome and time- consuming way of data acquisition via standard cables. In order to facilitate data collection related with this way of acquisition, an alternative solution of wireless transmission of the measured data from the field to analysis centre is proposed. Two aspects of wireless transmission are considered – short range (in the vicinity of the bridge) and far range (from the bridge to the centre of analysis). This paper takes up the practical issue of design and implementation of the integrated SHM system for truss steel railway bridge with a special insight into the monitoring of railway traffic.

Słowa kluczowe:

Structural Health Monitoring, monitoring of steel railway bridges

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-other affiliation
Pawłowski P.-IPPT PAN
Sala D.-other affiliation
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
5.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Monitoring of progressive collapse of skeletal structures, DAMAS, 9th International Conference on Damage Assessment of Structures, 2011-07-11/07-13, Oxford (GB), DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/305/1/012133, Vol.305, No.1, pp.012133-1-8, 2011

Streszczenie:

The authors propose an idea of monitoring the state of skeletal structures of high importance (e.g. roof structures over large area buildings) with the aim of identification of slowly-developing plastic zones. This is formulated as an inverse problem within the framework of the Virtual Distortion Method, which was used previously to identify stiffness/mass modifications in similar manner. Permanent plastic strains developed in a truss element can be modeled by an initial strain (virtual distortion) introduced to the structure. The formation of subsequent plastic zones in the structure is assumed to be slow. Consequently, the design variable (plastic strain) is time-independent, which makes the inverse analysis efficient. This article presents problem formulation and numerical algorithm for identification of the plastic strains in truss structures. The identification relies on gradient-based optimization. A numerical example is included to demonstrate the efficiency of the algorithm.

Afiliacje autorów:

Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Holnicki-Szulc J.-IPPT PAN
10p.
6.Kołakowski P., Sala D., Pawłowski P., Świercz A., Sekuła K., Implementation of SHM system for a railway truss bridge, EURODYN 2011, 8th International Conference on Structural Dynamics, 2011-07-04/07-06, Leuven (BE), pp.1-5, 2011

Streszczenie:

In the last years one can observe an increasing interest in structural health monitoring (SHM) from Polish Railways. There are several hundreds of steel truss bridges of various spans and similar topologies in Polish railway infrastructure. One of them, located over a canal in Nieporęt near Warsaw with span of 40m became an object of investigation and implementation of an integrated SHM system.
The system consists of two components – weigh in motion (WIM) part for identification of train load and SHM part for assessing the bridge state. The WIM module supplies load data required for SHM inverse analyses, however it can operate as an independent system for monitoring of railway traffic providing information about axle loads and rolling stock identification.
Many in-situ installations of SHM systems suffer from a troublesome and time-consuming way of data acquisition via standard cables. In order to facilitate data collection related with this way of acquisition, an alternative solution of wireless transmission of the measured data from the field to analysis centre is proposed. Two aspects of wireless transmission are considered – short range (in the vicinity of the bridge) and far range (from the bridge to the centre of analysis).
This paper takes up the practical issue of design and implementation of the integrated SHM system for truss steel railway bridge with a special insight into the monitoring of railway traffic.

Słowa kluczowe:

SHM systems, monitoring of railway bridges

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Sala D.-other affiliation
Pawłowski P.-IPPT PAN
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-IPPT PAN
7.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Damage identification in structural joints using the Virtual Distortion Method, SMART2011, 5th ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, 2011-07-06/07-08, Saarbrücken (DE), pp.1-6, 2011
8.Kołakowski P., Szelążek J., Sekuła K., Świercz A., Structural health monitoring of a railway truss bridge using low- and high-frequency methods, 11th Workshop on Smart Diagnostics of Structures, 2010-10-18/10-20, Kraków (PL), pp.1-8, 2010

Streszczenie:

The paper presents results of in-situ investigation of a railway truss bridge in the context of SHM. Three experimental methods are examined. Dynamic responses of the bridge recorded by strain gauges are confronted with alternative ways of acquisition using piezoelectric sensors and ultrasonic probeheads. Numerical model corresponds to experimental data.

Afiliacje autorów:

Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Szelążek J.-IPPT PAN
Sekuła K.-IPPT PAN
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
9.Sala D., Kołakowski P., Precise detection of leak in closed-loop water distribution networks at steady-state flow, 11th Workshop on Smart Diagnostics of Structures, 2010-10-18/10-20, Kraków (PL), pp.1-8, 2010
10.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Sensitivity-based Structural Health Monitoring of Skeletal Structures, 11th Workshop on Smart Diagnostics of Structures, 2010-10-18/10-20, Kraków (PL), pp.1-8, 2010
11.Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Holnicki-Szulc J., Monitorowanie postępującego rozwoju stref plastycznych w konstrukcjach szkieletowych, 56 Konferencja Naukowa KILiW PAN i KN PZITB, 2010-09-19/09-24, Kielce-Krynica (PL), pp.1-11, 2010
12.Sala D., Pawłowski P., Kołakowski P., Wireless transmission system dedicated to SHM of railway infrastructure, EWSHM 2010, 5th European workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, 2010-06-29/07-02, Sorrento (IT), pp.659-664, 2010

Streszczenie:

In-situ measurements collected with standard cabling suffer from the serious disadvantage of no automation, which implies frequent visits to the monitored structure in order to gather the requested data. For minimizing the man effort involved, a system of wireless transmission (WT) of in-situ collected data has been proposed. Principal ideas of such system should be pretty universal in a number of applications related to structural health monitoring (SHM). However each WT system should be customized for a specific application to provide the best performance. The proposed WT system is dedicated to rail traffic monitoring and SHM of railway bridges. The idea is to design smart sensors to be mounted on the bridge and equipped with electronic modules for short-range wireless transfer of SHM data. The far-range wireless transfer from the local bridge unit to a remote analysis centre will be performed using the GSM technology.

Słowa kluczowe:

SHM, monitoring of railway bridges

Afiliacje autorów:

Sala D.-other affiliation
Pawłowski P.-IPPT PAN
Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
13.Malesa M., Szczepanek D., Kujawińska M., Świercz A., Kołakowski P., Monitoring of civil engineering structures using Digital Image Correlation technique, ICEM 14, 14th International Conference on Experimental Mechanics, 2010-07-04/07-09, Poitiers (FR), pp.1-8, 2010
14.Sekuła K., Kołakowski P., Świercz A., System monitorowania obciążeń oraz stanu technicznego kratownicowych mostów w kolejnictwie, Seminarium Monitorowanie Stanu Technicznego Konstrukcji i Ocena Jej Żywotności, 2010-11-19/11-19, Warszawa (PL), pp.1-4, 2010
15.Kołakowski P., Jankowski Ł., Świercz A., Wikło M., Time-domain identification of damage in skeletal structures using strain measurements and gradient-based optimization, ISMA 2008, International Conference on Noise and Vibration Engineering, 2008-09-15/09-17, Louvain (BE), pp.3257-3266, 2008

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This paper presents an improved numerical tool for identification of damage in skeletal structures. The problem of identification has been formulated in the time domain within the framework of the Virtual Distortion Method (VDM). VDM generally belongs to fast structural reanalysis methods and can be applied to Structural Health Monitoring problems, among others. The major computational asset of VDM is the influence matrix, containing all the local-global inter-relations for a structure due to given perturbations e.g. initial strain or external force. A non-linear least squares problem with strains, entering the objective function, is the subject of consideration. Strains are used in order to have relatively smooth variations (compared to accelerations) of the analyzed signal in time. The change of stiffness is the design variable. Analytical gradients are implemented in the optimization code based on the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm with some penalty function terms. The efficiency of the software tool is demonstrated for a numerical example of a 2D truss structure. A breakthrough in terms of computational time reduction has been observed compared to the previously used steepest-descent optimization. The presented software assumes the feasibility of reliable measurements of strains in time for real skeletal structures (e.g. truss bridges). Future research will include experimental verification of the idea with piezoelectric sensors acting as tensometers.

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Kołakowski P.-IPPT PAN
Jankowski Ł.-IPPT PAN
Świercz A.-IPPT PAN
Wikło M.-IPPT PAN

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