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Mechanical and Engineering Structure Damage Detection & Assessment Laboratory
  Date:2018-11-24 View:

The “Key Laboratory for Mechanical Structure Damage Detection Technology of China Machinery Industry Federation” relies on Jiangsu University and was approved by the China Machinery Industry Federation in 2007. It was approved by the China Machinery Industry Federation in 2011 and the key experiment of the mechanical industry in 2016. Room operation assessment and evaluation, was awarded the "excellent" level.
At present, the laboratory has 38 fixed scientific research personnel, 9 doctoral supervisors, 15 professors, 12 associate professors and 6 lecturers. Among them, there are 2 special professors in Jiangsu Province, 1 “double-creative talent” in Jiangsu Province, 2 academic leaders of “Blue Project” in Jiangsu Province, 1 young talented professor of Jiangsu University, and 3 “six talent peaks” project in Jiangsu Province. . The director of the laboratory is the director National Center for International Research on Structural Health Management of Critical Components, Professor Luo Ying is responsible for the overall work of the laboratory. The laboratory has three deputy directors, one deputy director is responsible for the specific implementation of scientific research matters, one is responsible for external cooperation and academic exchanges, and one is responsible for administration, logistics, office affairs and reception work.
After years of construction, the laboratory members have formed four distinctive research directions in the frontier work of non-destructive testing of mechanical structures, intelligent sensing methods and technologies, and mechanical health monitoring, including mechanical structures and component defects and impurities. And structural health diagnosis research; mechanical structural dynamics analysis and experimental research based on LMS system; static and dynamic performance of mechanical materials and their components in complex stress state and extreme environment; high for mechanical structure and component damage detection Research on performance OPCM drive/sensing technology and related instruments. Based on Jiangsu, the laboratory is oriented to the whole country and leverages high-level discipline groups to stimulate key experimental construction. At the same time, it focuses on strengthening international cooperation, enhancing the connotation of key laboratories, and striving to build the laboratory with international fame and in the domestic machinery industry. A high-reputation and distinctive combination of academic research and engineering applied to integrated production, learning, research bases and international joint research key laboratories.
In recent years, the laboratory has been successfully approved: 1 national key natural science cooperation project, 1 863 project; 3 national natural science key projects; 20 national natural science funds; 4 departments of the State Council and major national defense projects 1 project of “Double Creation” talents in Jiangsu Province; 1 priority development project for special research funds of doctoral programs in universities; 1 research fund for doctoral programs in higher education institutions; 18 projects for local government; 9 projects for school-enterprise cooperation; There are 8 graduate innovation funds; 5 senior talent funds of Jiangsu University; 1 patent transformation; several items of engineering infrastructure damage parameter detection and evaluation project (social services), with a total funding of 78.10 million yuan. In recent years, 272 papers have been published in SCI and EI, and 337 articles have been published in CSCD. He has written 3 monographs and 4 textbooks. One textbook has been approved by the National Twelfth Five-Year Plan Textbook, applied for one international invention patent, and authorized 11 domestic invention patents. He has won 2 national teaching achievement awards and 3 provincial and ministerial level scientific and technological progress awards.
The laboratory area is more than 4000m2, including MTS pull-torque combination test system, LMS structural dynamics analysis and experimental system, PSV-500-M scanning laser Doppler vibrometer, TomoScan FOCUS LT ultrasonic phase-phase array flaw detector, MICRON OPTICS fiber grating sensor demodulator, Ms610e ultrasonic flaw detector, high strain dynamic tester, intelligent digital full waveform acoustic emission meter, electro-hydraulic servo system, scanning probe microscope, ultra deep microscope, digital image coherence tester (DIC ), moiré interferometer, SPM atomic microscope, nanoindentation, imprinting system, Agilent DSO7054A oscilloscope and other advanced experimental equipment, nearly 50 sets, equipment assets reached 10.6 million yuan.

I. the laboratory team
1. Director of the key laboratory
Luo Ying, male, professor / Ph.D., born in April 1960, is currently the director of National Center for International Research on Structural Health Management of Critical Components, Head of Postdoctoral research Station of Jiangsu University, Leader of Mechanics Key Discipline (Cultivation), Provincial “Blue Project” "Excellent academic leader. Supervisor of Mechanics, Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Doctoral Supervisor, Director of Key Laboratory of Mechanical Structure Damage Detection and Evaluation Technology of Machinery Industry, Director of Jiangsu Mechanical and Engineering Structure Damage Diagnosis and Management Engineering Technology Research Center, Director of Provincial Mechanics Experimental Teaching Demonstration Center, Jiangsu University-level innovation team leader. He is also a member of the Chinese Society of Mechanics, a member of the China Experimental Mechanics Committee, a vice chairman of the Jiangsu Institute of Mechanics, a deputy director of the Experimental Mechanics Committee, an executive director of the China Structural Health Monitoring and Early Warning Branch, a member of the Jiangsu Earthquake Association, and a rock of Jiangsu Province. Member of the Board of Directors of the Society of Soil Mechanics and Engineering, Standing Committee Member of the Jiangsu Provincial Quality Association Certification Committee, and Chairman of the Zhenjiang City Mechanics Society. Editorial Board of Journal of Vibration, Testing and Diagnostics, Editorial Board of Journal of Jiangsu University (Natural Science Edition).
Mainly engaged in the failure law of non-uniform medium under multi-field coupling; research on new technology of modern structural damage monitoring. In the past ten years, he has hosted and undertaken one national key natural science cooperation project, one national “863 Program” project, six national natural science projects, one national defense basic research key fund, and the Ministry of Education doctoral fund priority funding. There are 1 project in the field and the surface, 1 in the basic research and high-tech projects in Jiangsu Province, and 5 provincial and ministerial-level talent projects in Jiangsu Province, such as “six talents” and “blue project”. Don't win the first prize of Jiangsu Science and Technology Progress Award and the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award of the Ministry of Education. In 2016, he was awarded the leading talent for science and technology innovation in the machinery industry. In 2008, he was named an advanced individual in innovation and entrepreneurship in Jiangsu Province. He has published more than 190 academic papers, of which more than 50 have been included in SCI and EI. He has completed more than 3,000 scientific and technological service engineering test projects and applied for 11 patents, of which 4 have been authorized. Since 2004, he has been a senior visiting scholar in the Netherlands and the United States. He has participated in many overseas academic conferences and served as the chairman of the conference venue.
2. Laboratory members
The laboratory has 38 researchers, 9 doctoral supervisors, 15 professors and 12 associate professors, including 2 special professors in Jiangsu Province, 1 “double-creative talent” in Jiangsu Province, and “Blue Engineering” in Jiangsu Province. 2 leaders, 1 young professor of Jiangsu University. The composition of the    laboratory members is shown in the table below.

Laboratory member list

No. Name Gender Date of birth Title/Work Degree Professional
1 Ying Luo Male 1960.04 Professor/director Doctor Mechanical engineering, Mechanics, test and measurement technology and instruments
2 Guoqi Zhao Male 1965.1 Associate Professor/Deputy Director Master's degree Solid mechanics, Mechanical engineering
3 Zhongan Chen Male 1955.01 Professor/deputy director Master's degree Solid mechanics, roads, bridges
4 Weiguo Wu Male 1970.04 AssociateProfessor/Deputy Director Doctor Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation
5 Chenyua Wang Male 1964.10 Distinguished Professor Doctor Multi-scale mechanics foundation and testing technology
6 Daiheng Chen Male 1947.11 professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
7 Jinxing Liu Male 1979.6 Distinguished Professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
8 Xiang Yan Male 1986.6 Young Distinguished Professor Doctor Aerospace, Solid Mechanics
9 Ronggui Liu Male 1957.11 professor Doctor Roads, Bridges, Engineering structures
10 Qinsheng Bi Male 1968.01 professor Doctor General mechanics
11 Boqiang Xu Male 1963.08 professor Doctor Physics, Mechanics
12 Jun Liu Male 1965.1 professor Doctor Inorganic material
13 Baocang Sun Male 1965.05 professor Doctor Solid mechanics, vehicle engineering
14 Zhongyu Wang Female 1962.02 professor Doctor Solid mechanics
15 Jianfei Lu Male 1967.12 professor Doctor Engineering mechanics
16 Jianguo Zhu Male 1973.02 professor Doctor Engineering mechanics
17 Miao Lu Male 1956.12 professor Master's degree Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation
18 Xiaofang Zhang Female 1967.07 Associate Professor Doctor Engineering mechanics, mechanical engineering
19 Zhangyao Chen Male 1960.05 Associate Professor Doctor Engineering mechanics
20 Jianzu Gu Male 1961.11 Associate Professor Master's degree Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation
21 Xuhong Fan Female 1969.09 Associate Professor Master's degree Solid Mechanics
22 Tongwei Han Male 1979.06 Associate Professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
23 Xiujing Han Male 1983.02 Associate Professor Doctor Nonlinear dynamics and control and its application
24 Huijie Zhang Male 1980.01 Associate Professor Doctor Mechanical problems in engineering structures
25 Wenfeng Hao Male 1985.06 Associate Professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
26 KanFeng Male 1985.06 Associate Professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
27 Ziping Wang Male 1979.01 Associate Professor Doctor Solid Mechanics
28 Chaoxia Zhang Female 1974.01 lecturer Master's degree Engineering mechanics
30

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Male 1984.12 Associate Professor Doctor Nonlinear dynamics and control and its application
31 Leyun Dai Female 1969.08 engineer Bachelor Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation
32 Weiping Jiang Male 1958.05 Technician Specialist Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation
33 Hongguang Liu Male 1981.02 Technician master's degree Solid Mechanics
34 Hu Sun Male 1982.04 lecturer Doctor Solid Mechanics
35 Lei Chen Male 1982.10 lecturer Doctor Solid Mechanics
36 Shiping Jiang Male 1982.10 lecturer Doctor Mechanics
37 Jiadong Wang Male 1984.08 lecturer Doctor Solid Mechanics

Ⅱ. the research area of this laboratory:
1. Mechanical structure and component defects, impurities and structural health diagnosis research
(a) New ultrasonic detection technology research (electromagnetic ultrasound and laser ultrasound)
(b) HHT-based full waveform / nonlinear acoustic emission damage monitoring technology
(c) Stress wave superposition migration imaging
(d) Phased array ultrasonic radar drive / sensor components and their detection technology
(e) Structural health monitoring based on a new strain gradient sensor
(f) Non-contact precision imaging technology for large complex structural damage detection
2. Dynamic analysis and experimental study of mechanical structure based on LMS system
(a) Mechanical vibration dynamics and control
(b) Multi-time scale complex dynamic behavior
(c) Mechanical analysis of composite mechanical structures, dynamic analysis of cable-stayed bridges, vibration of MEMS microstructures
3. Static and dynamic properties of mechanical materials and their components under complex stress conditions and extreme environments
(a) Mechanical structure photometry experimental mechanics
(b) Mechanical composite mechanics
4. Research on high performance OPCM drive/sensing technology and related instruments for mechanical structure and component damage detection
(a) Piezoelectric fiber composite drive/sensor components and applications
(b) OPFCM drive/sensor components and applications for phased array ultrasonic radar
(c) Acoustic emission wireless sensor technology
(d) New strain gradient sensors and applications

Fourth, the main results:
1. Main research projects:
2. Main invention patents:
3. Mainly published papers:

No. Title Author(*) Publication Name Publication Time Search
Types
1
Continuous Condition Monitoring of Reinforced Concrete using an Active Diagnos s Method
Ying Luo Structural Health Monitoring 201602 SCI
2
Experimental study on acoustic emission characteristics of reinforced concrete components
Ying Luo Smart Structures and Systems 201511 SCI
3
Fabrication and optimization of micro-scale speckle patterns for digital image correlation
Jianguo Zhu Measurement Science & Technology 201611 SCI
4
Mixed mode dynamic crack-fiber bundle interaction using caustics
Wenfeng Hao Polymer Testing 201610 SCI
5
Conversion of Evanescent Lamb Waves into Propagating through Edge Narrow Aperture
Xiang Yan The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 201506 SCI
6
Bridging strain gradient elasticity and plasticity toward general loading histories
Jinxing Liu Mechanics of Materials 201403 SCI
7
Effects of temperature and strain rate on the mechanical properties of hexagonal boron nitride nanosheets
Tongwei Han Journal of Physics
            D: Applied Physics
201402 SCI
8
Free vibration of castellated beams with web shear and rotary inertia effects
Jianzhu GU International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics 201404 SCI
9
Focusing Modeling of OPFC Linear Array Transducer by Using Distributed Point Source Method
Ziping Wang Abstract and Applied Analysis 201404 SCI
10
Authors’ Closure to the Discussion on “Interfacial ResidualStress Analysis of Thermal Spray Coatings by Miniature Ring-Core Cutting Combined with DIC Method
Jianguo Zhu Experimental Mechanics 2014 SCI
11
Delayed Bifurcations to Repetitive Spiking and Classification of Delay-Induced Bursting
Xiujing Han Nonlinear Dynamics 201409 SCI
12
Study of mixed-mode oscillations in a parametrically excited van der Pol system
Xiujing Han International journal of
            bifurcstion and chaos
201408 SCI
13
Oscillations behaviors as well as mechanism of Rayleigh oscillator with periodic switches
Zhangyao Chen Acta Phys. Sin. 201401 SCI
14
非线性切换系统的动力学行为分析
Xiaofang Zhang 物理学报 201312 SCI
15
慢变控制下Chen系统的复杂行为极其机理
Xiaofang Zhang 物理学报 201409 SCI
16
Generati n of hysteresis cycles with two and four jumps in a shape memory oscillator
Xiujing Han Nonlinear Dynamics 201304 SCI
17
The sequence Fourier transform method for the analysisof a periodic viaduct subjected to non-uniform seismic waves
Jianfei Lu Acta Mechanica 201302 SCI
18
Relaxation bursting and the mechanism of four-dimensional Chua’s circuit with multiple interfaces
Xiaofang Zhang Acta Physica Sinica 201301 SCI
19
Cross-sectional residual stresses in thermal spray coatings measured by moire interferometry and nanoindentation technique.
Jianguo Zhu Journal of Thermal
Spray Technology
201209 SCI
20
A constraint- equivalent approach for assessing fracture toughness of RPV steels under neutron irradiation
Zhongan Chen Nuclear Engineering
and Design
201209 SCI
21
Circumferential nonlocal effect on vibrating nanotubules
Chengyuan Wang International Journal
of Mechanical Science
201205 SCI
22
Slow passage through canard explosion and mixed-mode oscillations in the forced Van der Pol’s equation
Xiujing Han Nonlinear Dynamics 201204 SCI
23
Complex bursting patterns in Van der Pol system with two slowly changing external forcings
Xiujing Han Science China-Technological Science 201203 SCI
24
Model for the energy bands of an "open"-type periodic structure: a periodic viaduct coupled with the half-space
Jianfei Lu Acta Mechanica 201202 SCI
25
Experimental Damage Identification in Concrete Structure Using Stack Migration Imaging Technology
Ying Luo Journal of Advanced
Concrete Technology
201201 SCI
26
The influence of a fixed axial top load on the dynamic response of a single pile
Jianfei Lu Computers & Geotechnics 201201 SCI
27
Energy bands of a periodic viaduct in out-of-plane vibration: Coupling with a half-space
Jianfei Lu European Journal of
Mechanics A-Solids
201201 SCI
28
Residual stress in thermal spray coatings measured by curvature based on 3D digital image correlation technique
Jianguo Zhu Surface and Coatings
Technology
201112 SCI
29
Bursting oscillations in Duffing’s equation with slowly changing external forcing
Xiujing Han Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation 201110 SCI
30
Single Walled Carbon Nanotube for Sensing Small Molecules
Chengyuan Wang Proceedings of 25th
Eurosensors Conference
201109 SCI
31
A model considering hydrostatic stress of porous NiTi shape memory alloy
Yuping Zhu Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica 201108 SCI
32
A phase field model for the freezing saturated porous medium
Jianfei Lu International Journal of Engineering Science 201108 SCI
33
ZnO-CNT composite nanotubes as nanoresonators
Chengyuan Wang Physics Letters A 201105 SCI
34
Mechanisms of nonlocal effect on the vibration of nanoplates
Chengyuan Wang Applied Physics Letters 201104 SCI
35
Vibrating ZnO-CNT nanotubes as pressure/stress sensors
Chengyuan Wang Phsica E Low-Dimensional Systems & Nanostructures 201104 SCI
36
Bursting phenomena as well as the bifurcation mechanism in controlled Lorenz oscillator with two time scales
Qinsheng Bi Physics Letters A 201102 SCI
37
Energy bands of a periodic viaduct in out-of-plane vibration: Coupling with a half-space
Jianfei Lu European Journal of
Mechanics - A/Solids
201101 SCI
38
Quasi-static mechanical response and corresponding anlytical model of laminates incorporating with nanowebs interlayer
Yexin Zhou Composite Strucutres 201411 SCI
39
Spectral finite element method modeling of ultrasonic guided waves propagation in layered viscoelastic film/substrate materials
Ying Luo Journal of Applied Physics 201012 SCI
40
Bifurcations and chaos of coupled Jerk systems
Zhangyao Chen Acta Physica Sinica 201011 SCI
41
Vibration of Axially Strained Triple-Wall Carbon Nanotubes
Chengyuan Wang Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience 201010 SCI
42
3-torus, quasi-periodic bursting, symmetric subHopf/fold-cycle bursting, subHopf/fold-cycle bursting and their relation
Xiujing Han Nonlinear Dynamics 201009 SCI
43
Analysis of bursting phenomena in Chen’s system with periodic excitation
Xiaofang Zhang Acta Physica Sinica 201006 SCI
44
Evolution from regular movement patterns to chaotic attractors in a nonlinear electrical circuit
Xiaofang Zhang Acta Physica Sinica 201005 SCI
46
Axisymmetric vibration of single-walled carbon nanotubes in water
Chengyuan Wang Physics Letters A 201005 SCI
47
石墨烯驰豫性能的分子动力学模拟
Tongwei Han 物理学报 201005 SCI
48
Bursting phenomenon and the bifurcation mechanism in generalized Chua’s circuit
Zhangyao Chen Acta Physica Sinica 201004 SCI
49
单层石墨烯薄膜拉伸变形的分子动力学研究
Tongwei Han 新型碳材料 201004 SCI
50
Dynamic response of an offshore pile to pseudo-Stoneley waves along the interface between a poroelastic seabed and seawater
Jianfei Lu Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering 201004 SCI


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4. Economic and social benefits achieved
In recent years, the laboratory has applied ultrasonic non-destructive testing technology to Jiangyin Xingcheng Special Steel 4300mm wide and heavy plate project, Huarui Wind Power Phase II assembly test plant project, PetroChina Sichuan Petrochemical Refining and Chemical Integration Project, Jining to Xuzhou Expressway Project, Thorpe Acetate The gas welding process technical transformation project, the Sinopec Tianjin PP project, the Shanghai World Expo Saudi Arabia Pavilion, the Swiss Pavilion, the Belgian Pavilion, and the Lianyungang Wenzhou Commercial City Sky Bridge have been tested for quality. The annual service revenue is nearly one million.
Structural and component defects, impurities, research directions for health diagnosis, research results of structural foundation safety static characteristics, can automatically detect and automatically record the stress state of the foundation structure, and automatically analyze and automatically process to determine the ultimate compressive ultimate bearing capacity Determine whether the vertical compressive bearing capacity can meet the design requirements; determine the pile body and pile end resistance through the internal force and deformation test of the pile body, and provide reliable parameter information for the designer to optimize the design and save the basic cost. The method is convenient to operate and has good reliability. The annual social service income is about 4 million yuan.
The research introduced the international advanced dynamic piling analysis system (PDA) combined with the actual engineering geological conditions in Zhenjiang area, and developed the dynamic detection method of pile foundation bearing capacity. This method overcomes the traditional static load detection method of pile foundation bearing capacity. Although the result is correct and intuitive, it is time-consuming, laborious, and costly. Some shortcomings that cannot be implemented due to site conditions can be used to detect piles quickly, accurately and at low cost. Vertical compressive bearing capacity and pile body quality; the pile body stress and hammer energy transfer ratio of precast piles can also be monitored to provide a basis for the selection of piled pile parameters and pile length. The annual social service income is about 2 million yuan.
At present, the laboratory members use the LMS structural dynamics analysis system and experimental stress analysis theory to improve the vibration and noise technology of a heavy-duty truck crane of Xugong Group and the technical service construction of the steel string roof of Zhenjiang Sports Exhibition Center; use MTS and creep test The advanced equipment such as the machine is used to measure a number of important performance indicators of new materials for submersibles of China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation.

5. Cultivating talents
The main research and development of the new technology key laboratory for mechanical structure damage assessment is the doctoral and master's tutor of Jiangsu University. While completing the research tasks, it promotes the research and development and teaching by guiding the study and research of doctoral and master students. Organically, during the construction of the laboratory, there were 13 doctoral students and more than 70 graduate students. Each year, 2-3 doctoral students are trained, more than 20 master students, and 1-2 postdoctoral students.
6. Laboratory components and operation diagram


Laboratory components and operation diagram



Large scientific research equipment

Polytec PSV-400-M2 Laser Doppler Vibration Meter
• Working distance is greater than 0.4m
• Laser wavelength 633nm
• Scan points up to 512x512
MTS 809 twist and twist combination material testing system
• Maximum experimental force: ±250kN axial, ±220N.m twist
• Controllable temperature range: -129-1400 °C
• Range: axial static: 162.6mm, axial dynamics: 152.4mm
Dimension Icon Atomic Force Microscope
• Scan range: 90um * 90um * 10um
• Open-loop X-Y direction noise is less than 0.1nm, closed-loop noise is less than 0.15nm
• Open-loop Z-direction noise is less than 0.03nm, and closed-loop noise is less than 0.035nm
Germany Infro Tech VC HD head-980 HD thermal imaging camera
• Detector specifications: 1024x768 pixels
• Temperature measurement accuracy: ±1.5°C or ±1.5%
• Spectral range: 7.5-14 microns
• Thermal sensitivity: 0.03oC
Focus LT32-32 Ultrasonic Phased Array Detector
• System bandwidth 0.5~20MHz (-3dB)
• Pulse repetition frequency 20KHz
• 100MHz A/D conversion (10 bit)
• Data storage speed 4M/s
• Defect detection resolution is 0.5mm
VHX-600 three-dimensional digital microscope system
• Actual pixel: 1600(H)*1200(V)
• The highest pixel: 54 million pixels (3CCD)
• Magnification: 20X~5000X
• Movement: X-800mm, Y-500mm
LMS SCADAS III Multi-Channel Dynamics Analysis System
• Configure 8 to 16 channels
• Frequency analysis, modal analysis, work change, working modal analysis, etc.
SWAES2000 full digital multi-channel acoustic emission system
• 12 independent acoustic emission signal channels
• Peak transmission rate up to 132M/s
VIC-3D full field strain and displacement measuring instrument
• Measurement accuracy: ≤50με
• Measurement range: 0.005% - 2000%
• Analog data: 4/8 channels, 16 bit, A/D
Blade high performance parallel computing cluster
• CPU: 2 Intel Xeon X5650
• Memory: 24G DDR3 RDIMM
• Hard disk: 2 pieces 146G 10K SAS 6G 2.5"
Sm130 high speed fiber grating sensor demodulator
• Scan frequency 100 Hz 500 Hz 1 KHz
• Wavelength range 1520-1580 nm 1510-1590 nm
• Wavelength stability 2 pm typical, 5 pm max
• Wavelength repeatability 1 pm, 0.05 pm with 1000 averages
RAM-5000 SNAP Nonlinear High Energy Ultrasonic Testing System
• Output: >20 dB;
• Power: 5KW;
• Pulse bandwidth: 0.1μs ~ 200μs
• Clock frequency: 80 MHz;

 
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