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  • 2017Development of an Embedded Thin-film Strain-sensor-based SHM for Composite Tidal Turbine Bladescitations

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  • Rasool, Shafqat
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  • Zhao, Dongning
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Development of an Embedded Thin-film Strain-sensor-based SHM for Composite Tidal Turbine Blades

  • Rasool, Shafqat
  • Mclaughlin, James
  • Zhao, Dongning
  • Weafer, Bryan
  • Archer, Edward
  • Forde, Michael
  • Mcilhagger, Alistair
  • Wallace, Finlay
Abstract

Recently, there has been growing demand in developing low-cost, effective structure health monitoring system for tidal turbine blades. Non-destructive structural health monitoring is essential for safety and reliability of marine kinetic energy related fields. In this work, with measuring the strain inside composites, we are developing a novel scheme to embed a resistive-strain-based thin-metal-film sensory into the blade sparcap that is made of composite laminates to determine structural integrity and presence of defects. The internal strain reading from embedded strain sensor under three-point-bending test standard is conducted. Experiment results shows that our proposed method will provide another SHM alternative to reduce sensing costs during the renewable green energy generation.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • experiment
  • composite
  • bending flexural test
  • defect