Software System Development of Crane Structural Health Monitoring

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In order to improve the level of safety technology and safeguard work efficiency, software is developed. The software is divided into several functional modules: User information Management Module, System Settings Module, Information Collection and Transmission Module, Database Management Module, Data Analysis Module, Site Display Module and User Help Module. This paper focuses on the development and application of the system software. Sensors data is collecting by a FBG System, and directly send into Crane Structure Health Monitoring and Security Alarm Expert System via data filtering and data correction procedures. Users can access the expert systems data network and expert system can send warning or alarm information to user via Wi-Fi. Its the main part of the software platform. After software functional use cases,the next thing to do is the dynamic behavior of software modeling. The dynamic behavior is related to information exchange between users and software, software and peripherals.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 774-776)

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1599-1603

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September 2013

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