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Machine learning enhances Lamb wave analysis for structural health monitoring. This approach accurately detects damage severity and orientation, outperforming conventional methods, especially with time-frequency features.

Keywords:

Lamb wave damage identification data-driven approach machine learning structural health monitoring

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Lamb wave testing is a key non-destructive evaluation technique for structural health monitoring.
Physics-based prediction of Lamb wave propagation, scattering, and dispersion remains challenging.
Machine learning offers advanced solutions for complex signal processing and damage detection.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a machine learning framework for efficient and accurate Lamb wave-based damage detection.
To identify sensitive features for damage assessment in various states.
To optimize a prediction model for damage severity and orientation.

Main Methods:

Dataset generation for 17 damage states (type, size, orientation).
Feature extraction and sensitive feature selection.
Support Vector Machine (SVM) model optimized using Grid Searching (GS).

Main Results:

The machine learning approach accurately identifies damage severity and orientation.
Time-frequency features and wavelet coefficients showed highest sensitivity and noise robustness.
Classification accuracy significantly decreased with increased noise levels.

Conclusions:

Machine learning significantly improves Lamb wave-based structural health monitoring.
Feature selection is crucial for identifying damage-sensitive and noise-robust indicators.
The proposed framework provides an efficient and accurate method for damage detection.