Zuo et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Crack detection in pipelines using multiple electromechanical impedance sensorsZuo et al., 2017
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- 18178657277501814198
- Author
- Zuo C
- Feng X
- Zhang Y
- Lu L
- Zhou J
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- Smart Materials and Structures
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An extensive network of pipeline systems is used to transport and distribute national energy resources that heavily influence a nation's economy. Therefore, the structural integrity of these pipeline systems must be monitored and maintained. However, structural damage …
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