Multisensor data fusion

Article Abstract:

Multisensor data fusion (MSDF) relates to the process of combining data from multiple sensors to generate a description of the environment within which they are operating. Artificial sensor systems have been developed that combine multisensor data, and there is much interest in multisensor data fusion as an integral process. An overview of the fusion area is provided with examples of established methods and their limitations, along with proposed solutions and new developments.

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Communications equipment, not elsewhere classified, Controllers, Signal, Research, Traffic controls, Sensors, Signal processing

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Sizewell B vibration monitoring

Article Abstract:

NNC successfully tendered for the contract to undertaken vibration monitoring of pipework, built to American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) standards, during commissioning at Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station. The piping systems involved were the main stream system, main feedwater system, essential service water system and emergency boration system. The monitoring was undertaken during functional tests to save both time and money.

Measurement, Testing, Vibration, Vibration (Physics), Pressurized water reactors

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