Non-Invasive Methods of Delamination Monitoring in Multi-Layer Structures

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In the paper there are discussed the most interesting methods dedicated to frescos structural health monitoring. In the further part two methods and devices for fresco delamination detection developed by authors are presented. In order to enable future automation of developed measurement techniques and autonomic detection of fresco structural defects, the novel measures quantifying the probability of critical condition appearance (the lack of adhesive force) were introduced. Finally, the results of measurements of dynamic characteristics of healthy and delaminated structures are presented.

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