Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Kyoto University

Ultizyme International Ltd.

Yuki Ueda

Kazuo Watabe

Hidefumi Takamine

Takashi Usui

Keisuke Ueno

Tomoki Shiotani

Tetsuya Kugimiya

Yongfang Li

Yousuke Hisakuni

Junko Hirokawa

Koji Sode

Wakako Tsugawa

Masaaki Kurita

Katsufumi Hashimoto

Takashi Nishimori

A structure evaluation system includes a plurality of sensors and an evaluator. The plurality of sensors detect elastic waves generated in prestressed concrete in which a prestressed concrete steel material is internally provided. The evaluator evaluates a breakage of the prestressed concrete steel material based on elastic waves detected for a second period, which is a period after the elapse of a first period from a point in time when a magnitude of the elastic waves detected by the plurality of sensors is greater than or equal to a threshold value.

Structure evaluation system, structure evaluation apparatus, and structure evaluation method

According to one embodiment, a structure evaluation system of the embodiments includes a plurality of sensors, a position locator, and an evaluator. The plurality of sensors detect elastic waves. The position locator locates elastic wave sources on the basis of a plurality of elastic waves detected by each of the plurality of sensors. The evaluator evaluates a deterioration state of a structure in accordance with a presence or absence of a sensor and an elastic wave source distribution which shows a position of the elastic wave sources obtained on the basis of a result of locating of the elastic wave sources.

Structure soundness evaluation using elastic waves on divided areas

A sensor module according to an embodiment includes a sensor; a sensor holder that holds the sensor and includes a pressing force application portion to apply a pressing force to press the sensor toward a measurement target object side; an adhesion portion that adheres the sensor holder to the measurement target object by an adhesion force; and a change mechanism that changes a relative magnitude relationship between the pressing force and the adhesion force.

Sensor module, sensor module installation device, and mounting method of sensor module

According to one embodiment, a structure evaluation system according to an embodiment includes a plurality of sensors, a position locator, a corrector, and an evaluator. The plurality of sensors detect elastic waves generated from a structure. The position locator locates the position of a generation sources of a plurality of elastic waves on the basis of the plurality of elastic waves detected by the plurality of sensors. The corrector corrects information based on the position locating performed by the position locator using a correction value set in correspondence with an impact. The evaluator evaluates a deterioration state of the structure on the basis of the corrected information.

An adhesion/peeling method according to an embodiment includes adhering a first surface side of an electrically peelable adhesive sheet to a predetermined position of a fixation target object, wherein the electrically peelable adhesive sheet is formed of an electro-peeling adhesive having adhesiveness on the first surface side and a second surface side thereof, and the adhesiveness of the electro-peeling adhesive is lowered due to an input of a voltage; adhering a first electrode of an adherend including the first electrode formed of a conductor to the second surface side of the electrically peelable adhesive sheet; containing a liquid at the predetermined position of the fixation target object to temporarily form a second electrode with conductivity on a surface of the fixation target object; and inputting a predetermined voltage between the first electrode and the second electrode to peel of the electrically peelable adhesive sheet from the fixation target object.

Adhesion/peeling method, and adhesion/peeling device

According to one embodiment, a structure evaluation system includes at least three or more sensors, a position locator, and an evaluator. The three or more sensors are arranged on surfaces different from a surface to which an impact is applied with respect to a structure at different intervals in a first direction of the structure and a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and detects elastic waves generated from the structure. The position locator locates a position of a source in which the elastic waves are generated on the basis of the elastic waves detected by each of the three or more sensors. The evaluator evaluates a deterioration state of the structure on the basis of information based on a position location process of the position locator and information indicating a position where the impact is applied.

According to one embodiment, a structure evaluation system includes an impact imparting unit, a plurality of sensors, a position locator, and an evaluator. The impact imparting unit applies impacts to a second region different from a first region of a structure to which traveling sections of a vehicle, which travels on the structure, apply impacts. The plurality of sensors detect elastic waves generated in the structure. The position locator locates a position of a source of the elastic waves on the basis of the elastic waves detected by each of the plurality of sensors. The evaluator evaluates a deterioration state of the structure on the basis of a position location result of the position locator.

Structure evaluation system and structure evaluation method

According to one embodiment, a structure evaluation system includes a wave guide, a first sensor, a second sensor, and a calculation part. The wave guide is formed in a rod shape, is inserted into a hole that is formed at a predetermined depth from a surface of a measurement target, and has one end fixed to a deepest portion of the hole. The first sensor is provided at the other end of the wave guide at a position that is substantially the same as the surface. The second sensor is provided on the surface of the measurement target. The calculation part estimates a depth of damage occurring in the measurement target from the surface on the basis of a first detection value of an elastic wave transmitted to the measurement target which is detected by the first sensor through the wave guide and a second detection value obtained by an elastic wave which is detected by the second sensor.

Structure evaluation method and structure evaluation system

According to one embodiment, a transmission terminal, a time information processing device, and a synchronization method capable of improving synchronization accuracy in a wireless network are provided. According to an embodiment, a sensor system includes a sensor, a transmission terminal, and a time information processing device. The transmission terminal includes an event signal generator, an event time determiner, a communication time determiner, and a communicator. The event signal generator detects the occurrence of an event on the basis of a physical quantity detected by the sensor. The event time determiner determines a detection time of the event. The communication time determiner determines a transmission time at the time of transmission to the time information processing device. The communicator transmits time information to the time information processing device. The time information processing device includes a reception time determiner and a time information processor. The reception time determiner determines a reception time of the time information transmitted from the transmission terminal. The time information processor performs a process based on a plurality of transmission times and a plurality of reception times.

Sensor system, transmission terminal, time information processing device, and synchronization method

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Kanagawa, Japan

Yuki Ueda