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Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system

Bridge scour is an erosion which remove s stream bed or bank material from bridge foundation due to flowing of water. Too much bridge scour is risky for the bridge foundation and cause s sudden bridge to collapse without any warning. It implements significant impacts on the traveli...

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Main Authors: Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn, Motakabber, S. M. A.
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Language:English
Published: International Journal of GEOMATE 2015
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spelling my.iium.irep.437722015-10-29T03:18:40Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/43772/ Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn Motakabber, S. M. A. T Technology (General) Bridge scour is an erosion which remove s stream bed or bank material from bridge foundation due to flowing of water. Too much bridge scour is risky for the bridge foundation and cause s sudden bridge to collapse without any warning. It implements significant impacts on the traveling public safety as well as the economy of the country . A number of parameters are associated with scour, thus different types of sensors are required to measur e the individual affecting factor. A complex and expensive data logging from sensor and electronic communication system s are used to monitor the br idge scour in real - time to ensure the integrity of bridge structure. A high frequency band (13.56MHz) radio f requenc y identification (RFID) system ha s been proposed and that has been validated by simulation using PSpice software for the direct scour monitoring scheme , which is simple and low - cost . A number of passive RFID tag s have been piled surrounding the brid ge foundation which is continuously detected by the FRID reader . The erosion of the river bed carries out the RFID tag from nearby the bridge structure . A s a result , the RFID reader can directly detect the absence of the tag s as well as the amount of the s couring. Since, the design structure of the RFID system is simple , it is highly robust and easy to implement. The system can easily be implement ed with an existing bridge structure and a wireless telemetry can be used to send the real - time data from the pr oposed system to a desktop computer in the monitoring lab International Journal of GEOMATE 2015 Article REM application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/43772/1/1328-1332-4364-Ibrahimy-June-2015.pdf Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn and Motakabber, S. M. A. (2015) Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system. International Journal of GEOMATE, 8 (2). pp. 1328-1332. ISSN 2186-2982(P), 2186-2990(O) http://www.gi-j.com/vol8no2serial16.htm
institution Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia
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topic T Technology (General)
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Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn
Motakabber, S. M. A.
Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
description Bridge scour is an erosion which remove s stream bed or bank material from bridge foundation due to flowing of water. Too much bridge scour is risky for the bridge foundation and cause s sudden bridge to collapse without any warning. It implements significant impacts on the traveling public safety as well as the economy of the country . A number of parameters are associated with scour, thus different types of sensors are required to measur e the individual affecting factor. A complex and expensive data logging from sensor and electronic communication system s are used to monitor the br idge scour in real - time to ensure the integrity of bridge structure. A high frequency band (13.56MHz) radio f requenc y identification (RFID) system ha s been proposed and that has been validated by simulation using PSpice software for the direct scour monitoring scheme , which is simple and low - cost . A number of passive RFID tag s have been piled surrounding the brid ge foundation which is continuously detected by the FRID reader . The erosion of the river bed carries out the RFID tag from nearby the bridge structure . A s a result , the RFID reader can directly detect the absence of the tag s as well as the amount of the s couring. Since, the design structure of the RFID system is simple , it is highly robust and easy to implement. The system can easily be implement ed with an existing bridge structure and a wireless telemetry can be used to send the real - time data from the pr oposed system to a desktop computer in the monitoring lab
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author Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn
Motakabber, S. M. A.
author_facet Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn
Motakabber, S. M. A.
author_sort Ibrahimy, Muhammad Ibn
title Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
title_short Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
title_full Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
title_fullStr Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
title_full_unstemmed Bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and Tag antennas of RFID system
title_sort bridge scour monitoring by coupling factor between reader and tag antennas of rfid system
publisher International Journal of GEOMATE
publishDate 2015
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/43772/1/1328-1332-4364-Ibrahimy-June-2015.pdf
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