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  • 2024Guided Wave-Based Early-Stage Debonding Detection and Assessment in Stiffened Panel Using Machine Learning With Deep Auto-Encoded Features2citations
  • 2022Semi-Analytical Finite Element Method for the Analysis of Guided Wave Dispersion in the Pre-stressed Composite Plates4citations
  • 2022Low-velocity impact source localization in a composite sandwich structure using a broadband piezoelectric sensor network18citations
  • 2019Guided wave based nondestructive analysis of localized inhomogeneity effects in an advanced sandwich composite structure19citations
  • 2019Effects of debonding on Lamb wave propagation in a bonded composite structure under variable temperature conditions36citations
  • 2019Damage-induced acoustic emission source monitoring in a honeycomb sandwich composite structure65citations
  • 2016Identification of disbond and high density core region in a honeycomb composite sandwich structure using ultrasonic guided waves70citations
  • 2016Guided wave propagation in a honeycomb composite sandwich structure in presence of a high density core22citations
  • 2016Ultrasonic guided wave propagation and disbond identification in a honeycomb composite sandwich structure using bonded piezoelectric wafer transducers27citations
  • 2016Study of guided wave propagation in a honeycomb composite sandwich plate in presence of a high-density core region using surface-bonded piezoelectric transducerscitations
  • 2014Wave Propagation in a Honeycomb Composite Sandwich Structure in the Presence of High-Density Core Using Bonded PZT-Sensors2citations

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Guided wave propagation in a honeycomb composite sandwich structure in presence of a high density core

  • Banerjee, Sauvik
  • Sikdar, Shirsendu
Abstract

<p>A coordinated theoretical, numerical and experimental study is carried out in an effort to interpret the characteristics of propagating guided Lamb wave modes in presence of a high-density (HD) core region in a honeycomb composite sandwich structure (HCSS). Initially, a two-dimensional (2D) semi-analytical model based on the global matrix method is used to study the response and dispersion characteristics of the HCSS with a soft core. Due to the complex structural characteristics, the study of guided wave (GW) propagation in HCSS with HD-core region inherently poses many challenges. Therefore, a numerical simulation of GW propagation in the HCSS with and without the HD-core region is carried out, using surface-bonded piezoelectric wafer transducer (PWT) network. From the numerical results, it is observed that the presence of HD-core significantly decreases both the group velocity and the amplitude of the received GW signal. Laboratory experiments are then conducted in order to verify the theoretical and numerical results. A good agreement between the theoretical, numerical and experimental results is observed in all the cases studied. An extensive parametric study is also carried out for a range of HD-core sizes and densities in order to study the effect due to the change in size and density of the HD zone on the characteristics of propagating GW modes. It is found that the amplitudes and group velocities of the GW modes decrease with the increase in HD-core width and density.</p>

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  • density
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • dispersion
  • surface
  • experiment
  • simulation
  • composite
  • two-dimensional