Wireless sensor network for structural health monitoring using RFID based data mules

Prabhishek Singh; Ankur Maurya; Achyut Shankar; Sathishkumar V. E.; Manoj Diwakar; Happy Pandey; Anushka Anushka

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Singh,P.;Maurya,A.;Shankar,A.;E.,S.V.;Diwakar,M.;Pandey,H.;Anushka,A. (2023). Wireless sensor network for structural health monitoring using RFID based data mules. Applied and Computational Engineering,20,1-5.

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Wireless sensor network for structural health monitoring using RFID based data mules

Prabhishek Singh ¹, Ankur Maurya ², Achyut Shankar ³, Sathishkumar V. E. *^,4, Manoj Diwakar ⁵, Happy Pandey ⁶, Anushka Anushka ⁷

¹ Bennett University
² Bennett University
³ University of Warwick
⁴ Jeonbuk National University
⁵ Graphic Era Deemed to be University
⁶ Amity University Uttar Pradesh
⁷ Amity University Uttar Pradesh

* Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.

https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/20/20231056

Abstract

The wireless system did the huge cost-cutting in monitoring the structure so, now it can be used permanently as an integral part of the system as a smart infrastructure that will give them real-time information the structure. The wireless devices transmit the collected data about cracks, displacement, and excess vibration in slab-tracks. The train which will collect the data and train will be used as a data mule in this paper which will upload the information to a remote-control centre. The data which will be collected stored in the database and to know the status of the track a query will be fired from an application. In this paper, many design for communication systems are proposed which are efficient, with fine accuracy, and most importantly it is a low-cost system.

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RFID, WSN, sensor node, communication technology

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