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Session Overview
Session
OB-A3: Room 2 / Optimization and Inverse Problems & Electromagnetic Sensors and Actuators 2
Time:
Tuesday, 14/Nov/2023:
2:40pm - 4:00pm

Session Chair: Dr. Weiying Cheng
Session Chair: Prof. Katsuhiko Yamaguchi

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Presentations
2:40pm - 3:00pm
ID: 165 / OB-A3: 1
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Electromagnetic Sensors and Actuators (ESA)
Keywords: Eddy Curent, Sensors, Structural Health Monitoring, Printed Electronics

PRINTED EDDY CURRENT TESTING SENSORS: TOWARD STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING APPLICATIONS

Eliott BRUN1, Pierre-Jean COTTINET1, Arnaud PELLETIER2, Benjamin BUCHARNE1,3

1Univ. Lyon, INSA Lyon, LGEF EA682, Villeurbanne, France; 2CMPHY, 26 Rue Paul Sabatier, 71530 Crissey, France; 3ELyTMaX IRL3757, CNRS, Univ Lyon, INSA Lyon, Centrale Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

Structural health monitoring involves periodic observations to monitor material and geometrical variations in constructions and structures. For reliable measurements, instrumentation must be set in perfect reproducible conditions. Printing sensors directly on the part to be controlled is the solution promoted in this study. This method solves the reproducibility issue, limits the Human factor influence, and leads to sensors that can be used in confined or hazardous environments.

This work was intentionally limited to eddy current testing sensors. Still, the printed-developed techniques and the conclusions are transposable to other non-destructive testing methods (ultrasounds, electromagnetic acoustic transducer, etc.).



3:00pm - 3:20pm
ID: 169 / OB-A3: 2
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Electromagnetic Sensors and Actuators (ESA)
Keywords: Energy harvesting, piezoelectric film, anti-vibration rubber, bar

STUDY OF CYLINDRICAL ENERGY HARVESTER AND ITS CHARACTERISTIC EVALUATION METHOD

Yoshikazu TANAKA1, Kazuki SIMOJYO1, Hidemi MUTSUDA1, Ryuichi KATO2, Hiroki OONISHI2, Takayuki YOKOBE2

1Hiroshima University, Japan; 2Kurashiki Kako Co., Ltd, Japan

In this paper, a cylindrical energy harvester, which combines an anti-vibration rubber and PVDF, and its characteristics evaluation method is presented. A forced vibration test using a hydraulic servo dynamic testing machine was conducted to determine the power generation characteristics. As a method to evaluate the power generation performance, a characteristic evaluation method was developed based on the governing equation of longitudinal vibration of the bar, and the results were compared with the experimental results to confirm the validity of the characteristic evaluation method.



3:20pm - 3:40pm
ID: 372 / OB-A3: 3
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Optimization and Inverse Problems (OIP)
Keywords: Mesh Deformation Method, Affine Transformation, Finite Element Analysis

MESH DEFORMATION METHOD BASED ON AFFINE TRANSFORMATION APPLIED IN ELECTROMAGNETIC FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

Siguang AN, Yao ZHANG, Guoping ZOU

China Jiliang University, China, People's Republic of

A mesh deformation technique based on affine transformation is proposed to avoid re-meshing in this paper. To promote the speed of mesh generation, an improved mesh smoothing method is proposed in the initial mesh generation. An affine transformation is used to realize the mesh deformation. Magnetic field calculation of an induction motor is used to test the proposed method. The numerical results demonstrate that the proposed method can obtain a qualified mesh without re-meshing in small deformation.



3:40pm - 4:00pm
ID: 393 / OB-A3: 4
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Optimization and Inverse Problems (OIP)
Keywords: Waveguide bandpass filter, 3D printer, micro GA, millimeter wave

DESIGN OF MILLIMETER WAVE WAVEGUIDE BANDPASS FILTER FOR PROTOTYPING WITH 3D PRINTER

Keiichi ITOH1, Yuma HORI1, Hideaki MATSUDA1, Hajime NOZAKA1, Tomomichi NISHINO1, Masaki TANAKA1, Tomoyuki FURUICHI2, Noriharu SUEMATSU2

1National Institute of Technology, Akita College, Japan; 2Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Japan

In order to prototype a waveguide bandpass filter (BPF) using a 3D printer and plating, we proposed a new window structure and used μGA (micro Genetic Algorithm) for its design. From the design results, it was confirmed that the proposed structure can also obtain filter characteristics.



 
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