Abstract

The safe operation of bridges is a major issue related to the national economy and people’s livelihood. With the rapid development of the water transport industry, the problems of ship yaw and bridge collision avoidance occur frequently, which cause serious harm to the bridge structure and safety. However, the current bridge health monitoring system is difficult to feed back the monitored information in time, and in the process of collecting information by wireless sensors, information errors or missing problems easily occur, which hinders the normal monitoring of bridge health. With the rapid development of the Internet and the gradual maturity of wireless sensor technology, how to achieve complete and effective collection and feedback of monitoring information has become a hot research topic and an urgent problem. Therefore, on the basis of Internet technology, this study perceives, collects and processes the ship information in the bridge monitoring area covered by the network through the wireless sensor network, uses the embedded wavelet neural network model to denoise the monitoring data, and finally transmits it to the data processing center, thus establishing a centralized remote real-time Long-span bridge health monitoring system based on the Internet. The experimental results show that the monitoring deformation displacement curve based on the Internet centralized remote real-time long-span bridge health monitoring system technology presents a stable fluctuation state. The cumulative shape variable fluctuates in the range of -5 mm to 5 mm, indicating that the deformation trend of the bridge has always existed.

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