Structural Health Monitoring
Core capabilities
- State-of-art ultrasonic guided wave excitation and measurement systems
- High speed digital image correlation system for 3D strain and displacement measurement (The most advance in Southern Hemisphere)
- High frame rates thermal camera
- 3D laser Vibrometer for non-contact sensing (The most advance in Southern Hemisphere)
- Multi-channel phased array system
- 6 Degree of Freedom shaking table
- Mechanical testing facilities
- Advanced techniques and procedures for imaging structural defects and stress measurements
Key collaborations
- Imaging of Structural Defects using Guided Waves
- Stress Monitoring with Linear and Non-linear Guided waves
- Protection of Critical Infrastructure against Surface Waves Caused by Earthquake, Blast and Heavy Traffic
- Super Long-range Inspection using Structural Topology Features
- Fatigue Crack and Delamination Monitoring of Metallic and Composite Structures using Higher Harmonics
Vision
- ARC Industry Transformation Training Centre in Safety Assurance and Prognostics in end of 2017 in collaboration with 5 other Universities
- Participation in Smart Cities Consortium
- Securing industry and ARC funding
Key contacts
Associate Professor Andrei Kotousov
Email: andrei.kotousov@adelaide.edu.au
Phone: +61 423 699 885
School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Adelaide
Associate Professor Alex Ching-Tai Ng
Email: alex.ng@adelaide.edu.au
Phone: +61 8 8313 1237
School of Civil, Environment and Mining Engineering, University of Adelaide