Exploring Vibration Transmission Rule of an Artificial Spider Web for Potential Application in Invulnerability of Wireless Sensor Network

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Variation of longitudinal and horizontal vibrations of 33 nodes on radial lines 8-10 when damage occurs. (a) Variation curve of longitudinal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 8; (b) variation curve of longitudinal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 9; (c) variation curve of longitudinal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 10; (d) variation curve of horizontal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 8; (e) variation curve of horizontal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 8; (f) variation curve of horizontal vibration peak-to-peak value of nodes on radial line 8; (8,0), (9,0), and (10,0), respectively, represent variation curves of longitudinal and horizontal vibration peak-to-peak values of radial line 8, radial line 9, and radial line 10 when the web is sound.

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