Based on inspection data,the authors analyze and summarize the main types and distribution characteristics of tunnel structural defects.These defects are classified into three types:surface defects,internal defects,an...Based on inspection data,the authors analyze and summarize the main types and distribution characteristics of tunnel structural defects.These defects are classified into three types:surface defects,internal defects,and defects behind the structure.To address the need for rapid detection of different defect types,the current state of rapid detection technologies and equipment,both domestically and internationally,is systematically reviewed.The research reveals that surface defect detection technologies and equipment have developed rapidly in recent years.Notably,the integration of machine vision and laser scanning technologies have significantly improved detection efficiency and accuracy,achieving crack detection precision of up to 0.1 mm.However,the non-contact rapid detection of internal and behind-the-structure defects remains constrained by hardware limitations,with traditional detection remaining dominant.Nevertheless,phased array radar,ultrasonic,and acoustic vibration detection technologies have become research hotspots in recent years,offering promising directions for detecting these challenging defect types.Additionally,the application of multisensor fusion technology in rapid detection equipment has further enhanced detection capabilities.Devices such as cameras,3D laser scanners,infrared thermal imagers,and radar demonstrate significant advantages in rapid detection.Future research in tunnel inspection should prioritize breakthroughs in rapid detection technologies for internal and behind-the-structure defects.Efforts should also focus on developing multifunctional integrated detection vehicles that can simultaneously inspect both surface and internal structures.Furthermore,progress in fully automated,intelligent systems with precise defect identification and real-time reporting will be essential to significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of tunnel inspection.展开更多
The accepted doping ion in Ti^(4+)-site of PbZr_(y)Ti_(1–y)O_(3)(PZT)-based piezoelectric ceramics is a well-known method to increase mechanical quality factor(Q_(m)),since the acceptor coupled by oxygen vacancy beco...The accepted doping ion in Ti^(4+)-site of PbZr_(y)Ti_(1–y)O_(3)(PZT)-based piezoelectric ceramics is a well-known method to increase mechanical quality factor(Q_(m)),since the acceptor coupled by oxygen vacancy becomes defect dipole,which prevents the domain rotation.In this field,a serious problem is that generally,Qm decreases as the temperature(T)increases,since the oxygen vacancies are decoupled from the defect dipoles.In this work,Q_(m) of Pb_(0.95)Sr_(0.05)(Zr_(0.53)Ti_(0.47))O_(3)(PSZT)ceramics doped by 0.40%Fe_(2)O_(3)(in mole)abnormally increases as T increases,of which the Qm and piezoelectric coefficient(d_(33))at room temperature and Curie temperature(TC)are 507,292 pC/N,and 345℃,respectively.The maximum Qm of 824 was achieved in the range of 120–160℃,which is 62.52%higher than that at room temperature,while the dynamic piezoelectric constant(d_(31))was just slightly decreased by 3.85%.X-ray diffraction(XRD)and piezoresponse force microscopy results show that the interplanar spacing and the fine domains form as temperature increases,and the thermally stimulated depolarization current shows that the defect dipoles are stable even the temperature up to 240℃.It can be deduced that the aggregation of oxygen vacancies near the fine domains and defect dipole can be stable up to 240℃,which pins domain rotation,resulting in the enhanced Q_(m) with the increasing temperature.These results give a potential path to design high Q_(m) at high temperature.展开更多
文摘Based on inspection data,the authors analyze and summarize the main types and distribution characteristics of tunnel structural defects.These defects are classified into three types:surface defects,internal defects,and defects behind the structure.To address the need for rapid detection of different defect types,the current state of rapid detection technologies and equipment,both domestically and internationally,is systematically reviewed.The research reveals that surface defect detection technologies and equipment have developed rapidly in recent years.Notably,the integration of machine vision and laser scanning technologies have significantly improved detection efficiency and accuracy,achieving crack detection precision of up to 0.1 mm.However,the non-contact rapid detection of internal and behind-the-structure defects remains constrained by hardware limitations,with traditional detection remaining dominant.Nevertheless,phased array radar,ultrasonic,and acoustic vibration detection technologies have become research hotspots in recent years,offering promising directions for detecting these challenging defect types.Additionally,the application of multisensor fusion technology in rapid detection equipment has further enhanced detection capabilities.Devices such as cameras,3D laser scanners,infrared thermal imagers,and radar demonstrate significant advantages in rapid detection.Future research in tunnel inspection should prioritize breakthroughs in rapid detection technologies for internal and behind-the-structure defects.Efforts should also focus on developing multifunctional integrated detection vehicles that can simultaneously inspect both surface and internal structures.Furthermore,progress in fully automated,intelligent systems with precise defect identification and real-time reporting will be essential to significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of tunnel inspection.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(U2241242)National Key R&D Program of China(2023YFB3812000,2021YFA0716502)。
文摘The accepted doping ion in Ti^(4+)-site of PbZr_(y)Ti_(1–y)O_(3)(PZT)-based piezoelectric ceramics is a well-known method to increase mechanical quality factor(Q_(m)),since the acceptor coupled by oxygen vacancy becomes defect dipole,which prevents the domain rotation.In this field,a serious problem is that generally,Qm decreases as the temperature(T)increases,since the oxygen vacancies are decoupled from the defect dipoles.In this work,Q_(m) of Pb_(0.95)Sr_(0.05)(Zr_(0.53)Ti_(0.47))O_(3)(PSZT)ceramics doped by 0.40%Fe_(2)O_(3)(in mole)abnormally increases as T increases,of which the Qm and piezoelectric coefficient(d_(33))at room temperature and Curie temperature(TC)are 507,292 pC/N,and 345℃,respectively.The maximum Qm of 824 was achieved in the range of 120–160℃,which is 62.52%higher than that at room temperature,while the dynamic piezoelectric constant(d_(31))was just slightly decreased by 3.85%.X-ray diffraction(XRD)and piezoresponse force microscopy results show that the interplanar spacing and the fine domains form as temperature increases,and the thermally stimulated depolarization current shows that the defect dipoles are stable even the temperature up to 240℃.It can be deduced that the aggregation of oxygen vacancies near the fine domains and defect dipole can be stable up to 240℃,which pins domain rotation,resulting in the enhanced Q_(m) with the increasing temperature.These results give a potential path to design high Q_(m) at high temperature.
