Yichao Rui , Jie Chen , Jiongkun Chen , Jiadong Qiu , Zilong Zhou , Wenzhong Wang , Jinyang Fan
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Abstract
Acoustic emission (AE) localization algorithms based on homogeneous media or single-velocity are less accurate when applied to the triaxial localization experiments. To the end, a robust triaxial localization method of AE source using refraction path is proposed. Firstly, the control equation of the refraction path is established according to the sensor coordinates and arrival times. Secondly, considering the influence of time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA) errors, the residual of the governing equation is calculated to estimate the equation weight. Thirdly, the refraction points in different directions are solved using Snell’s law and orthogonal constraints. Finally, the source coordinates are iteratively solved by weighted correction terms. The feasibility and accuracy of the proposed method are verified by pencil-lead breaking experiments. The simulation results show that the new method is almost unaffected by the refraction ratio, and always holds more stable and accurate positioning performance than the traditional method under different ratios and scales of TDOA outliers.
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The International Journal of Mining Science and Technology, founded in 1990 as the Journal of China University of Mining and Technology, is a monthly English-language journal. It publishes original research papers and high-quality reviews that explore the latest advancements in theories, methodologies, and applications within the realm of mining sciences and technologies. The journal serves as an international exchange forum for readers and authors worldwide involved in mining sciences and technologies. All papers undergo a peer-review process and meticulous editing by specialists and authorities, with the entire submission-to-publication process conducted electronically.