Research Article

Damage Detection in Plates with the Use of Laser-Measured Mode Shapes

Table 3

Organization of measurements during practical experiment along with the first five natural frequencies of the plate.

Measurement noSpecimen stateF1F2F3F4F5

M#1–M#4Intact, T = 20 C, reassembly16.5990.38236.08420.14475.25
M#5Intact, T = 34 C16.6290.24235.53418.07474.29
M#6Intact, T = 36 C16.5690.16235.26421.77473.89
M#7Intact, T = 30 C16.5990.50236.45419.16475.50
M#8Intact, T = 20 C, reassembly16.6490.59236.68419.65475.74
M#9Damage 1, 5 mm16.6590.58236.63417.83475.50
M#10Damage 1, 7.5 mm16.6590.49236.39418.49475.07
M#11-M#12Damage 1, 10 mm, reassembly16.6790.49236.23418.80474.77
M#14Damage 2, 5 mm16.6690.50236.32417.47474.23
M#15Damage 2, 7.5 mm16.6390.46236.41411.91474.04
M#16–M#20Damage 2, 10 mm, reassembly16.6390.49236.44413.59474.08
M#21Damage 3, 10 mm (1/4 cut)16.8289.40231.47385.26450.84
M#22Damage 3, 20 mm (1/2 cut)16.6989.15229.78384.73447.43
M#23Damage 3, 30 mm (3/4 cut)16.2465.2687.69200.32226.14
M#24–M#26Damage 3, 40 mm (full cut), reassembly16.2565.2687.75200.24226.34