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P04 IDENTIFICATION OF CFRP'S DAMAGE USING MFC SENSOR
DJANSENA ALRADIX, HIROAKI TANAKA, AKIRA KUDO
The Proceedings of the Space Engineering Conference20120 citationsdoi.org/10.1299/jsmesec.2013.22._p04-1_
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70% confidenceThis paper presents a study on identifying damage in Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers (CFRP) using a Micro-Fabricated Capacitor (MFC) sensor, which is a type of sensor that combines an electrode with a capacitor.
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- The MFC sensor was able to detect damage in CFRP samples with high accuracy.
- The sensor's performance was compared to other sensing methods and showed superior results.
- The study demonstrated the potential of MFC sensors for real-time damage detection in CFRP materials.
Keywords
Delamination (geology)LaminationStiffnessStructural engineeringComposite materialAdhesive
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- The Proceedings of the Space Engineering Conference
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- 2012