Research Article

Detection and Prediction of Internal Damage in the Ancient Timber Structure Based on Optimal Combined Model

Table 2

Results of two detection methods.

Working conditionDamaged proportionSimulation typeTree speciesTrue value (cm2)Stress waveDrilling resistance
Detection value (cm2)Absolute error (cm2)Detected precision (%)Detection value (cm2)Absolute error (cm2)Detected precision (%)

11/16HollowPoplar (specimen 1)26.1337.2211.0957.621.344.7981.7
21/852.2770.5918.3265.044.128.1584.4
31/4104.54124.6420.1080.895.029.5290.9

41/32HollowElm (specimen 2)12.203.908.3032.07.474.7361.2
51/1624.4015.618.7964.018.026.3873.9
61/848.8058.559.7580.039.499.3180.9
71/497.59109.311.7188.088.089.5190.3
81/2195.18202.987.8096.0184.0311.1594.3

91/32Insect attacksPoplar (specimen 3)29.1315.9313.2054.728.170.9696.7
101/1658.2644.6513.6176.655.972.2996.1
111/8116.52101.5314.9987.1104.212.3289.4
121/4233.04225.687.3696.8219.8913.1594.4
131/2466.09471.575.4898.8449.6816.4196.5

141/32Insect attacksElm (specimen 4)12.894.138.7632.011.930.9692.6
151/1625.7710.9414.8342.522.683.0988.0
161/851.5534.0617.4966.146.834.7290.8
171/4103.10107.244.1496.087.5715.5384.9
181/2206.19210.814.6297.8186.7719.4290.6

Average value11.1372.98.4787.6