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Crack Detection by Machine Learning - All Method
Crack Detection by Machine Learning - All Method
Crack Detection by Machine Learning - All Method
GROUP MEMBERS :
1. Shreyash Santosh Sagvekar
2. Omkar Ravindra Burate
3. Yash Jagannath Morvekar
4. Devavrat Devdatta Devlatkar
PROJECT GUIDE :
Dr. V. Khalkar
FINAL YEAR / MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
GHARDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, LAVEL
TABLE OF CONTENTs
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. LITERATURE SURVEY
4. RESEARCH GAP
8. APPLICATION
9. CONCLUSION
Introduction
Accurately detect and quantify the presence of cracks, including their dimension
and other defining attribute.
Objectives
1. To study effect of damage severity on bending natural frequencies.
1. V. Khalkar , Some Studies Verify the • Impact of arbitrary and unpredictable flaw Natural frequencies drop as the
Pon.hariharasakth- Applicability of the Free geometry on these approaches' applicability has composite beams'
isudhan & Vibration Method of Crack yet to be observed. crack depth rises. A maximum
R. Kalamkar Detection in Composite • Using ANSYS software, FEA simulations were difference of 1.815 percent was
[August - 2023] Beams for Different Crack carried out on the new and V-shaped crack models found
Geometries for the natural frequencies. when comparing the finite
element natural frequency
findings from the new and V-
shaped crack models for
the same configurations
2. V. Khalkar & ANN model was used for • Delamination is typical damage in the Fiber Metal Machine learning approaches
S. Ramachandran predicting the crack Laminate composite structures, usually hidden has been made for detecting
[August - 2023] locations and crack depths from the outer side that can reduce the structural crack location , depth
in beams, i.e., V-shaped stiffness.
cracked beams and a • Used a machine-learning and regression model to
combination of determine the locations and severity of the
rectangular and V-shaped delamination in the Fiber Metal laminate cantilever
(new crack model) cracked beams. Dataset related to delamination location,
beams. severity, and bending natural frequencies was
obtained using the Finite Element Analysis
Literature Survey
Paper Author Paper Name Working Finding
no.
3. V. Khalkar & The effect of crack • It is crucial to do the vibration study of Irrespective of the Crack Geometry
S. Ramachandran geometry on non- cracked structures with regard to vibration- Free vibration based crack detection
[March – 2019] destructive fault detection based crack detection and the classification method can satisfactorily predict the
of EN 8 and EN 47 cracked of cracks. location and depth of the crack
cantilever beam • By free vibration analysis, the effect of crack
geometry, crack depth, and crack location on
natural frequency is investigated.
4. V. Khalkar, P. Oak Crack Detection in A • Correlation model is developed to detect Inverse method of crack detection in
& R. Bane Cantilever Beam Using crack parameters to crack location and crack beam(Crack locations and depth) with
[March - 2023] Correlation Model and depth in the beam To evaluate the ethenity of correlation model and Machine
Machine Learning the developed correlation model, the learning Approach js used.
Approach Artificial Intelligence-based approach is used The Artificial neural network (ANN)
to predict the crack parameters. Twenty-three model is more accurate than other
Artificial Intelligence algorithms were used to machine learning models at predicting
predict the locations and depths of the crack The crack locations and depth.
ma cantilever beam.
Literature Survey
Paper Author Paper Name Working Finding
no.
5. S. Ramachandran Comparative vibration • Systematic study on the free vibration of Euler- Numerical analysis using ANSYS
[February - 2017] study of EN 8 and EN 47 Bernoulli beam containing open edge transverse software is been for calculating
cracked cantilever beam cracks. the effect of topside and bottom
•Two springs steel materials (EN 8 and EN 47) are side cracks on cantilever beam
considered.
•The effect of the top side cracks and bottom side
cracks on the natural frequency of a cantilever
beam is discussed.
•The natural frequency of a cracked case cantilever
beam is investigated numerically using FE analysis
software ANSYS.
6. Luay Alansari Calculating of natural This study examines three models—Rayleigh, modified Results indicate that increasing the
[January- 2012] Rayleigh, and Finite Elements (ANSYS)—to calculate the width of both small and large parts of
frequency of stepping natural frequency of a cantilever stepping beam the beam raises the natural frequency.
cantilever beam compound. Comparisons reveal the modified Rayleigh Additionally, lengthening the larger
model closely aligns with the ANSYS model. The width enhances frequency until
investigation assesses the impact of beam width variations reaching 0.52 meters, after which a
and step length on natural frequency. decline is observed using the modified
Rayleigh or ANSYS models. This
highlights the importance of
considering beam geometry in
predicting natural frequencies
accurately.
Literature Survey
Pape Author Paper Name Working Finding
r no.
7. S. Ramachandran The effect of crack geometry In this paper it is crucial to do the vibration study of •Free vibration methods can
[April - 2018] on stiffness of spring steel cracked beams in regard of free vibration-based effectively predict crack
cantilever beam crack detection and its crack classification. Until now location and depth, and that
the vibration-based nondestructive testing methods vibration monitoring can
are applied to many spring steel cracked cantilever complement finite element
beams for its possible crack detection. However, the analysis for assessing
effect of various kinds of practical cracks, structural damage.
8. Damir hodzic Bending analysis of cantilever The finite element method (FEM) is a crucial •The finite element method
[January- 2022] beam in finite element numerical technique for solving complex engineering (FEM) resolves complex
method and physics problems. Analytical solutions are engineering challenges by
impractical for scenarios with complex geometries, dissecting structures into finite
diverse loads, and varied materials. FEM discretizes elements, providing vital insights
structures into finite elements interconnected at into their behavior and physical
nodes, allowing the formulation of algebraic phenomena. FEM yields valuable
equations and providing approximate solutions for data on displacements, stresses,
specific points within the structure. Its versatility and temperature distribution
spans across scientific and technical disciplines, induced by external loads. Its
facilitating efficient numerical solutions for a wide versatility spans beyond
range of problems. structural analysis, enabling
researchers to make informed
decisions in designing and
optimizing various systems.
Research Gap
Based upon the survey of various research project, we found that multiple
research on analysis of cracks in cantilever beam over regression model were done with
minimal number of approaches as well as neural network models are new approaches which
were only used for introductory purpose. Here, we have provided procedural analysis over
crack detection in cantilever beam through various given approaches given below:
1. Experimental Analysis
2. Regression Analysis
3. Machine Learning Analysis
FFT
ANALYSE
R
VIBRATION
SENSOR
STRIKING
CRACK HAMMER
CRACK
LENGT
DEPTH
H
BEAM LENGTH
Fit Statistics
Parameters Value Parameters Value
Std. Dev. 0.0265 R2 0.9156
0.8
0.5
0.7
0.4 0.6
0.5
0.3
0.4
0.2 0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0 0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Predicted Crack Location Ratio Actual Crack Location Ratio Predicted Crack Depth Ratio Actual Crack Depth Ratio
MACHINE LEARNING ANALYSIS
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK
PURPOSE : TO PREDICT CRACK LOCATION AND DEPTH
Artificial Neural Network analysis
Data Table
Sr.no. Crack Crack clr cdr f1 f2 f3
location Depth
1 50 1.5 0.125 0.09375 0.994732 0.998736 1
Predicted Crack Location Ratio Actuak Crack Location Ratio Predicted Crack Depth Ratio Actual Crack Depth Ratio
Error Graphs
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