Mechanism-based development and validation of a structural health monitoring for climate adaptive architectural Cottonid elements

基于机制的气候适应性建筑 Cottonid 元件结构健康监测的开发和验证

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项目摘要

Cottonid is a cellulose-based, sustainably available material, which exhibits new application potential nowadays due to the finite nature of fossil resources. As a function of its material tickness, Cottonid can be used as sustainable, climate adaptive functional material as well as dimensionally stable construction material. These properties define the material as an efficient candidate for the production of architectural elements for conventional structural applications as well as for innovative biomimetic architecture. In the first phase of the joint project, basic relationships between single manufacturing as well as environmental parameters on the material behavior of Cottonid were derived. Further, the manufacturing process was optimized with the aim to increase the hygroscopicity the material. Obtained results allowed to build up a basic understanding of Cottonid‘s interaction with its environment. With regard to the application of Cottonid as architectural element, in the follow-up project the implementation of sensors and sensory elements (assemblies) in the material for a structural health monitoring (SHM) will be explored. The manufacturing principle of Cottonid by layering single paper layers on top of each other has great potential for the integration of SHM sensors. One fundamental question concerning the integration of e.g. fiber optic sensors for temperature and strain measurements (FBG) is, if they withstand the parchmentizing process by maintaining their function. This shall be verified first with physicochemical methods and subsequently investigated in actuation and fatigue experiments as a function of the material thickness. Here, also electrical resistance measurement for assessment of materials‘ moisture content will be considered and further developed. Established SHM methods will further be contrasted with an innovative apporach for intrinsic strain measurement, where Cottonid specimens will be modified with piezoelectric zinc oxide. Accompanying, climate specific strain spectra of different Cottonid variants shall be derived and investigated via long-term experiments, repectively. Finally, the biological degradation behavior of the material is characterized. The optimized manufacturing process from funding phase 1 will be further developed in the follow-up project to realize an application-oriented implementation of SHM sensors for climate adaptive architectural Cottonid elements. Functionality and performance of the instrumented Cottonid elements will be verified via analytical investigations as well as actuation and fatigue experiments to derive essential findings concerning the material behavior and ist long-term behavior under real weather conditions. By the implementation of SHM sensors and the exploration of innovative biomimetic approaches in this field, the follow up project represents a brigde to the intended application of Cottonid elements in architecture and civil engineering.
棉花是一种以纤维素为基础、可持续利用的材料,由于化石资源的有限性质,它在当今显示出新的应用潜力。由于其材料的硬度,棉花可以用作可持续的、气候适应的功能材料以及尺寸稳定的建筑材料。这些特性使该材料成为生产用于传统结构应用和创新仿生建筑的建筑构件的有效候选材料。在联合项目的第一阶段,推导了单一制造以及环境参数对棉质材料行为的基本关系。此外,还对制备工艺进行了优化,以提高材料的吸湿性。所获得的结果使人们对棉属植物与其环境的相互作用有了一个基本的了解。关于将棉花作为建筑构件的应用,在后续项目中,将探索在结构健康监测(SHM)材料中实施传感器和传感元件(组件)。单层纸层叠的棉布制造原理在结构健康传感器的集成方面具有很大的潜力。关于集成光纤温度和应变传感器(FBG)的一个基本问题是,它们是否通过保持其功能来经受住羊皮纸过程。应首先用物理化学方法验证这一点,然后在作为材料厚度函数的驱动和疲劳实验中进行研究。在这里,还将考虑并进一步发展用于评估材料水分含量的电阻测量。已建立的SHM方法将进一步与一种用于本征应变测量的创新方法进行对比,在该方法中,棉形试件将被压电氧化锌修饰。同时,不同棉花变种的气候特定应变谱应分别通过长期实验获得和研究。最后,对材料的生物降解行为进行了表征。在后续项目中,将在后续项目中进一步开发资金阶段1的优化制造工艺,以实现气候适应性建筑棉状构件的SHM传感器的面向应用的实施。仪表化的Cottonid元件的功能和性能将通过分析研究以及驱动和疲劳实验进行验证,以得出关于材料行为和真实天气条件下的长期行为的基本结论。通过SHM传感器的实施和该领域创新仿生方法的探索,后续项目代表着预期的棉花元素在建筑和土木工程中的应用的桥梁。

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Mechanism-oriented characterization of the microstructural and load direction-dependent cyclic creep (ratcheting) behavior of the magnesium alloy WE43
镁合金 WE43 微观结构和载荷方向相关循环蠕变(棘轮)行为的机制导向表征
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    317233119
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    2016
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    --
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    Research Grants
Microstructure- and mechanism-correlated characterization of the corrosion fatigue behavior of the creep-resistant magnesium alloys DieMag422 and AE42
抗蠕变镁合金 DieMag422 和 AE42 腐蚀疲劳行为的微观结构和机理相关表征
  • 批准号:
    258700985
  • 财政年份:
    2014
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    --
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    Research Grants
Microstructure-based understanding of the test frequency influence on the corrosion fatigue behaviour of austenite AISI 304L joints brazed with nickel based filler metal
基于微观结构的理解测试频率对镍基填充金属钎焊的奥氏体 AISI 304L 接头腐蚀疲劳行为的影响
  • 批准号:
    264915567
  • 财政年份:
    2014
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    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Mechanism-based characterization of the fatigue and corrosion fatigue properties of addtively manufactured TPMS lattice structures under physiological conditions
基于机理的生理条件下额外制造的 TPMS 晶格结构的疲劳和腐蚀疲劳特性表征
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    495860364
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    --
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    Research Units
Alloying- and microstructure-based fatigue life characterisation and prediction of vacuum brazed AISI 304L/NiFeCrSiB joints in corrosive environments
腐蚀环境中真空钎焊 AISI 304L/NiFeCrSiB 接头基于合金和微观结构的疲劳寿命表征和预测
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    408904168
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    --
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    Research Grants
Coordination Funds
协调基金
  • 批准号:
    495857095
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    --
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    Research Units
Greybox model-based prediction of wear evolution of coated tools through experimental and model-driven identification of relevant loads
通过实验和模型驱动的相关载荷识别,基于灰盒模型预测涂层刀具的磨损演变
  • 批准号:
    521377466
  • 财政年份:
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes

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