DOI: 10.5937/jaes0-27886
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Volume 18 article 725 pages: 537 - 554
This article defines the basic set of means and methods of the structural health monitoring of metal structures and
structures from polymer composite materials (PCMs) used in the construction and aviation industry. The analysis
of means and methods of strain-stress state control of a structure during operation (detection of defects and crack
growth) and their comparison is provided.
This research is carried out with the financial support
of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the
Russian Federation under the grant agreement No.
05.607.21.0329 (internal number of the Agreement is
05.607.21.0329) of December 18, 2019 (unique number
is RFMEFI60719X0329). The applied research is
conducted on the topic "Development of basic design
solutions for the structural health monitoring system of
structures and complex engineering products in order to
ensure the man-made safety, sustainable functioning of
critical infrastructure of the Russian Federation and the
development of domestic industry sectors".
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