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  • 2019On the use of the electrical resistance for rapid determination of the endurance limit of carbon fibers/PPSU thermoplastic composites during the self-heating testscitations
  • 2019On the structural health monitoring of carbon fiber reinforced nanofilled matrix by the resistance variation methodcitations

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  • Martins, Alan
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  • Aboura, Zoheir
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On the structural health monitoring of carbon fiber reinforced nanofilled matrix by the resistance variation method

  • Aboura, Zoheir
  • Khellil, Kamel
  • Hamdi, Khalil
  • Harizi, Walid
Abstract

In this work, electrical resistance change method is used for Carbon Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Polymers (CFRTP) damage monitoring. The electrical resistance couldbe an interesting complementary to existing/classical damage monitoring methods. It is extremely attributed to electrical conductivity of composite material and it appears that enhancing the conductivity of materials, by the use of conductive nanofillers in our case, improves their sensitivity to mechanical loading. CFRTP with different nanofillers types and concentrations were manufactured and tested in tensile loading. Concentration of 0 and 8wt % of carbon black (CB) and 2.5wt % of carbon nanotubes (CNT) were used with Polyamide 6 sheets as matrix. Nanofillers weakening effect was discussed according to their concentrations and types. The acoustic emission (AE), digital image correlation (DIC) and in situ microscopy were also recorded during testing. A correlation between all these signals and the evolution of the electrical resistance of the composites during the tensile loading was performed. It was found that CB enhances sensitivity of CFRTP to damage detection, especially delamination. For the CNT, results are less promising. A discussion is held about the nanofillers concentration influence.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Carbon
  • nanotube
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • composite
  • acoustic emission
  • thermoplastic
  • electrical conductivity
  • microscopy