Smart composite materials for self-sensing and self-healing
The various methods of self-sensing and self-healing developed within the Composite Systems Innovation Centre, University of Sheffield, are reviewed. Damage sensing using electrical resistance in carbon fibre reinforced composite or using the fibres as optical sensing elements in glass fibre reinfor...
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| description | The various methods of self-sensing and self-healing developed within the
Composite Systems Innovation Centre, University of Sheffield, are reviewed.
Damage sensing using electrical resistance in carbon fibre reinforced composite
or using the fibres as optical sensing elements in glass fibre reinforced
composite is demonstrated. Amelioration of low level damage is demonstrated
in both monolithic composite materials and sandwich structures using direct
chemical reactions within the matrix without the use of encapsulants. These
reactions can be activated by resistive heating of the material itself. The
use of a combination of these techniques could create a truly smart structure
able to both sense and repair damage and degradation. |
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Damage sensing using electrical resistance in carbon fibre reinforced composite
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composite is demonstrated. Amelioration of low level damage is demonstrated
in both monolithic composite materials and sandwich structures using direct
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reactions can be activated by resistive heating of the material itself. The
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composite is demonstrated. Amelioration of low level damage is demonstrated
in both monolithic composite materials and sandwich structures using direct
chemical reactions within the matrix without the use of encapsulants. These
reactions can be activated by resistive heating of the material itself. The
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Damage sensing using electrical resistance in carbon fibre reinforced composite
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composite is demonstrated. Amelioration of low level damage is demonstrated
in both monolithic composite materials and sandwich structures using direct
chemical reactions within the matrix without the use of encapsulants. These
reactions can be activated by resistive heating of the material itself. The
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