Screening Failure Detection of Structural Composite Systems: Embedded Triboluminescent Structronic Wires
Screening Failure Detection of Structural Composite Systems: Embedded Triboluminescent Structronic Wires
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结构复合系统的筛选失效检测:嵌入式摩擦发光结构线
DOI:
10.12783/shm2015/217
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
O. Okoli
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作者:
Kunal Joshi;J. Frketic;Meagan Raley;D. Olawale;Tarik J. Dickens;O. Okoli
The PI’s at Florida A&M University-Florida State University, propose a triboluminescent sensory mechanism (physical failure-to-luminescence) constructed from in-house micro-wires to detect multiscale damage in composites. Triboluminescence mechanisms are utilized in a continuous micro sensor (μ-sensor) that contain elements of nanoscale reinforcement to create a structural-electronic device. This paper discusses micro-detection capabilities of the triboluminescent sensor mechanism and array. A technique known as “Solu-Molding” is 3D printed using a commercial soluble compound to meet the desired dimensions and geometry, including composite processing for negative draft of an entire structures or spliced component. In-situ Triboluminescent Optical Fiber (μ-sensors), by its trade name, are embedded in fiber reinforced structural composites to provide a sensory system. 12 GF panels were tested for impact damage and performance of the sensory system to detect micro-damage is reported. An array size of less than 6.5 cm2 was able to detect low-velocity impact damage. Segmental and junction analysis was performed to verify the accuracy of the proposed sensory system response. doi: 10.12783/SHM2015/217