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- 2024A variable kinematic multi-field model for lamb wave propagation analysis in smart composite panelscitations
- 2024Electrical capacitance and mechanical performances of embedded piezo-polymer transducers in polymer-matrix composites under monotonic tensile tests
- 2024A Global-Local Modelling Approach for Wave Propagation, SHM and Damage Detection in Reinforced Panels Using Integrated Piezoelectric Sensorscitations
- 2023STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING (SHM) OF SMART SANDWICH COMPOSITES DURING THREE-POINT BENDING TESTScitations
- 2023Integration method of at least one piezoelectric transducer within polymer and composite parts manufactured using 3d printing techniques
- 2023ADVANCED MULTIFIELD MODELS FOR WAVE PROPAGATION ANALYSIS IN SMART COMPOSITE PANELS
- 2022Understanding the damage mechanisms in 3D layer-to-layer woven composites from thermal and acoustic measurementscitations
- 2022Understanding the damage mechanisms in 3D layer-to-layer woven composites from thermal and acoustic measurementscitations
- 2021Evaluation of the crosslinking steps of an unsaturated polyester resin during the infusion process of polymer-matrix composites using embedded PZT transducercitations
- 2021Damage monitoring of a polymer-matrix composite (PMC) subjected to 4-point bending tests using an embedded piezoceramic transducer
- 2020Mechanical Characterization of Composite GRC Under Different Solicitations
- 2019On the use of the electrical resistance for rapid determination of the endurance limit of carbon fibers/PPSU thermoplastic composites during the self-heating tests
- 2019Infusion process monitoring of polymer-matrix composite using an in-situ piezoelectric sensor
- 2019On the structural health monitoring of carbon fiber reinforced nanofilled matrix by the resistance variation method
- 2019REAL-TIME MONITORING OF THE INFUSION PROCESS OF A POLYMER-MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH AN EMBEDDED PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCER.
- 2019STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING OF SMART POLYMER-MATRIX COMPOSITE DURING CYCLIC LOADING USING AN IN-SITU PIEZOELECTRIC SENSOR.
- 2019REAL-TIME MONITORING OF THE INFUSION PROCESS OF A POLYMER-MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH AN EMBEDDED PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCER
- 2015Mechanical damage characterization of glass fiber-reinforced polymer laminates by ultrasonic mapscitations
- 2014Mechanical damage assessment of polymer-matrix composites using active infrared thermographycitations
- 2012Damage characterization of polymer-matrix composites using a non-destructive multi-technique approach
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Understanding the damage mechanisms in 3D layer-to-layer woven composites from thermal and acoustic measurements
Abstract
This article deals with an interlock woven composite and aims at providing a better understanding of the dissipative mechanisms activated under cyclic loadings and describing the damage scenario characteristic of heat build-up experiments. Since the ultimate objective of heat build-up experiment analyses is usually fatigue life predictions that are based on constitutive modelling, the correct interpretation of experimental results is essential. Three different loading protocols are proposed. The instrumentation of these experiments includes infrared thermometry and acoustic emission monitoring. The results show that the coupling of these two techniques provides useful information in order to identify the most important dissipation sources: viscoelasticity, damage and friction. Furthermore, by analysing different loading sequences, it is possible to elaborate the dissipation evolution scenario as well as the damage evolution scenario occurring during heat build-up experiments.