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  • 2023Lead Zirconate Titanate Transducers Embedded in Composite Laminates: The Influence of the Integration Method on Ultrasound Transduction ; Transducteur PZT intégré dans un composite stratifié : influence de la méthode d'intégration sur la transduction ultrasonore3citations
  • 2023Lead Zirconate Titanate Transducers Embedded in Composite Laminates: The Influence of the Integration Method on Ultrasound Transduction3citations
  • 2023Detection of barely visible impact damage in composite plates using non-linear pump-probe techniquecitations
  • 2023Experimental and Numerical Study of Lamb Waves Generation Efficiency by Lead Zirconate Titanate Transducers Embedded in a Composite Laminatecitations
  • 2022Optimization of a Structural Health Monitoring systems integration in laminated composite cured in autoclave2citations
  • 2022Experimental and Numerical Study of Lamb Waves Generation Efficiency by Lead Zirconate Titanate Transducers Embedded in a Composite Laminatecitations
  • 2021Evaluation of metallic bonded plates with nonlinear ultrasound and comparison with destructive testing12citations
  • 2021Characterization of Guided Wave Propagation in Woven Composites of Varying Geometrycitations
  • 2019Evaluation of metallic bonded plates with nonlinear ultrasound and comparison with destructive testingcitations
  • 2018Nondestructive evaluation of adhesive joints by using nonlinear ultrasonics5citations
  • 2018Nonlinear ultrasound for nondestructive evaluation of adhesive joints2citations

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  • Kergosien, Nina
  • Mesnil, Olivier
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  • Beauchêne, Pierre
  • Gavéri, Ludovic
  • Saffar, Florence
  • Hadjria, Rafik
  • Dalmeida, Oscar
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  • Gavérina, Ludovic
  • Zabbal, Paul
  • Jumel, Julien
  • Serey, Valentin
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conferencepaper

Optimization of a Structural Health Monitoring systems integration in laminated composite cured in autoclave

  • Kergosien, Nina
  • Gavérina, Ludovic
  • Mesnil, Olivier
  • Bareille, Olivier
  • Beauchêne, Pierre
  • Ribay, Guillemette
  • Saffar, Florence
Abstract

International audience ; Composites represent approximately 50% of the weight of structural parts in new aircraft as Airbus 350 or Boeing 787. Damages could occur on these parts and their monitoring is required for the safety of users. A Structural Health Monitoring system composed by a Lamb’s waves generator and a sensor is a privileged candidate to detect such damages. The flexibility of composite manufacturing allows the integration of such a system. The topic of this study is to optimize the integration of a Structural Health Monitoring system in aircraft structural parts. The present article focuses on the optimization of the integration method of a piezoelectric Lead Zirconate Titanate transducer into laminated composite (Carbon/Epoxy), cured in autoclave according to aircraft manufacturing requirements. The health state of the integrated transducer with three connecting methods is evaluated using X-ray scanning. Punctual stress is responsible for the crack of the transducer occurred during composite curing. The connecting method with aluminum sheet and silver joint is selected because it minimizes local stresses and keeps the transducer integrity. The cohesion between the integrated transducer and the host material is observed by optical microscopy, it shows the presence of void zones located in the PZT edges. A Laser Doppler Vibrometer scanning shows the ability of the integrated piezoelectric transducer to generate Lamb waves.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Carbon
  • silver
  • aluminium
  • crack
  • composite
  • void
  • optical microscopy
  • curing