Method for evaluating service performance of transportation infrastructure health monitoring systems and device therefor
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US11573151B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11573151-B2 |
| Application number | US-201916633657-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 23, 2019 |
| Priority date | Jul 25, 2018 |
| Publication date | Feb 7, 2023 |
| Grant date | Feb 7, 2023 |
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Embodiments herein provide a system (100) to estimate the amplitude of oscillations in a turbulent flow system (102) that exhibits oscillatory instabilities. The system (100) comprises of a sensor (102A) mounted on the turbulent flow system (102) to detect an oscillatory variable in the system obtaining a signal, a signal conditioner (104) that conditions the signal from the sensor, an amplitude estimator (110) that estimates the amplitude of the limit cycle oscillations, and also predict the proximity of the system to the oscillatory instability, a processor (108) connected to the amplitude estimator (110) to compare the predicted oscillation amplitude with a threshold value. The amplitude is estimated by estimating the spectral measure of the time series signal obtained from the system.
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We claim: 1. A system ( 100 ) to determine amplitude of oscillatory instability in a turbulent flow system ( 102 ), the system ( 100 ) comprising: a processor ( 108 ); a sensor ( 102 A) provided in communication with the processor ( 108 ), configured to obtain at least one signal corresponding to the impending oscillatory instabilities of the turbulent flow system ( 102 ); an amplitude estimator ( 110 ) provided in communication with the sensor ( 102 A) and the processor ( 108 ), wherein the amplitude estimator ( 110 ) includes a spectral measure estimator provided in communication with the processor ( 108 ), wherein the spectral measure estimator is configured to convert the at least one signal into a frequency spectrum, the amplitude estimator ( 110 ) configured to: estimate an amplitude of the impending oscillatory instabilities by estimating the value of spectral measure of the at least one signal, wherein the spectral measures are calculated based on following equation: M f 0 , Δ f , f s m , n , x , y = ( ∑ i = - Δ f / f s Δ f / f s A ( f 0 - ( i ⋆ f s ) ) ⋆ ( ( i ⋆ f s ) ) m ) x ( ∑ i = - Δ f / f s Δ f / f s A ( f 0 - ( i ⋆ f s ) ) ⋆ ( ( i ⋆ f s ) ) n ) y wherein A(f) is the amplitude for frequency f in the amplitude spectrum, f o is the frequency of interest where the oscillatory instability is expected, f s is a resolution of the amplitude spectrum and Δf is defined so that [f 0 −Δf, f 0 +Δf] is the range of interest in the amplitude spectrum where the spectral measure is evaluated and m, n, x, y are integers representing the index of the spectral measure; and detecting oscillatory instability upon the estimated amplitude exceeding a threshold amplitude; wherein the processor ( 108 ) generates a control signal based on the estimated amplitude that enables an actuator ( 102 B) attached to the turbulent flow system to take control measures.
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