THE CONTROLLED BEHAVIOUR OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL MODEL FOR CONTROL
Many "smart" composite structures have been created using materials with piezoelectric, electrostrictive, magnetostrictive properties or shape memory alloys. These structures have found potential applications but exhibit problems related to weight and interfacial adhesion. Here, Collaine e...
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| description | Many "smart" composite structures have been created using materials with piezoelectric, electrostrictive, magnetostrictive properties or shape memory alloys. These structures have found potential applications but exhibit problems related to weight and interfacial adhesion. Here, Collaine et al examine the controlled behavior of composite material model for control. |
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