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Monitoring Of Ahvenkoski Highway Bridge

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Monitoring of Ahvenkoski Highway Bridge Summary • Goal: examine whether the structural elements supported by the steel arch behave according to the FEM simulations and to determine the stresses caused by concrete shrinkage and thermal elongation • In addition the officials wish to monitor overloads and special transportation • Customer: Road Administration of Finland • Monitoring period: 2013 – 2026 • Sensors: 23 x strain + 12 x temperature + IP-camera • Fibre-optic FBG-sensors and instruments (Micron Optics, Inc. /USA) • Internet website: alarms, long-term saving of measurement data, reports Measurement instrument Micron Optics sm130-700 • Accuracy: 1 pm, correspond to < 1  in strain measurement • Sampling rate: max 1000 Hz, in this project 62.5 Hz • 4 channels, typically 8 FBGsensors / channel sm130-700 • 3 internal references  need no other calibration • Channel number expanded to 16 by sm041 -multiplexer sm041 Strain sensors Micron Optics os3600 and os3610 • FBG-type fibre sensor • Sensitivity: < 1  • Strain: ± 2500  os3610, 25 cm in steel bars • Sensor length: 25 or 100 cm • Operating temperature: -40 … +80 °C (IP67) • Need pre-elongation • Multiplexable sensors  less cables needed • Integrated temperature compensation • Calibrated sensors os3600, 100 cm embedded to concrete Position of strain sensors, lower truss Helsinki • • • Kotka Main girders, lower flange, 3 pcs (m2, m4, m6) Crossmembers, lower flange, 3 pcs (m11, m12, m15) Torsion truss, 2 pcs (m7, m8) Ground support T3 ¼ Span Position of strain sensors, upper truss Helsinki • • • • • Main girders, upper flange, 3 pcs (m1, m3, m5) Crossmembers, upper flange, 3 pcs (m13, m14, m16) In arch’s pull and compression rods, 2 pcs (m9, m10) Concrete deck, lower surface, 2 pcs (m22 ja m23) Inside concrete deck, 2 pcs (m20 ja m21) ¼¼Span Span Kotka Ground support T3 Position of strain sensors, steel arch • Steel arch, 2 pcs (M18, M19) • Pull cable, 1 piece (M17) ¼ Span Ground support T3 Sensor assembly • • Photograph of a strain sensor on upper flange of a crossmember (M16) Sensor (25 cm) attached to L-shaped welded steel plates with aid of threaded rod, nuts and brackets L-shaped steel plates Strain sensor Bracket Nuts Sensor assembly … Sensor attached to a rebar Sensor attached to a pull cable Sensor attached on lower surface of concrete deck Complete sensor assemblies Monitoring station Mesurement case • Measurement instruments are located in a monitoring station which is about 1 km to Helsinki from Ahvenkoski bridge • Equipped with aircondition system monitoring station provides UPS secured electricity and 100 Mbit/s internet connection for remote management of the measurement system FBG interrogator Channel mux Modem Network memory unit, 4 TB, RAID Measurement PC Measurement stages 1. Steel truss on waterside in unloaded state (5/2013) 2. Concrete casting (7/2013) 3. Removing of auxiliary supports and assembly of pull cables (10/2013) 4. Bridge loading test (6/2014) 5. Long-term monitoring  2014 – 2026 Curves showing similar shapes of strain and temperature sensors, temperature compensated curve also included Kompensoimaton Lämpötila 12 -200 9 -250 6 -300 3 -350 0 -400 -3 -450 -6 Time [day/div] Temperature [°C] Strain [µStrain] Kompensoitu -150 Example curves of embedded strain sensors M20 ja M21 during concrete casting of bridge deck Stress [N/mm2] Concrete shrinkage Time [h] Temperature [°C] Concrete pouring Bridge loading test • • 4 log trucks, á 76 tn 12 loading stages, 9 static, 3 dynamic Stress [N/mm2] Loading test, log truck 76 tn sensor M6 (outermost main girder, lower flange) speed test 45 km/h + sudden stopping in the middle of bridge Sudden stopping Time [s] Overview of monitoring system Firewall and router MediaConverter Fibre to camera PC Mass storage Fibre to sensors Interro gator On/off Power switch controlled by text message 220V UPS Most important features of Web-portal • Real-time measurement results • Real-time video picture • Saving of sensor data and video capture after trigger event e.g. overloaded truck • Sensor history • Rainflow analysis • Standard reports • Mobile support (Android, iOS) View of Webpage Challenges of monitoring • How to keep reference value stable for over 10 years?  Integrated calibration unit (3 pcs)  Measurement of absolute values (possibility to change instruments)  Careful sensor assembly • Huge amount of sensor data (> 2000 measurements / s)  Real-time calculation, only results above certain limits are registered (e.g. log trucks, tank cars etc.) • Long-term saving of measurement data  Saving data to several physical locations (cloud servers etc.) • How to distinguish slow structural changes from normal thermal lengthening?  Comparing measurement results with FEM analysis