Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems
This paper presents a review and analysis of current non-destructive failure detection methods of composite materials and a brief outline of the build of a bamboo bicycle which has been used as a development platform and test bed for the initial development of a novel and practical non-destructive f...
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doaj-ddd57ec8583d4cde99bc8b1ba7eecd6c2020-11-25T02:32:41ZengTaylor & Francis GroupSystems Science & Control Engineering2164-25832017-01-015116817710.1080/21642583.2017.13112401311240Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systemsMark Bowkett0Kary Thanapalan1University of South WalesUniversity of South WalesThis paper presents a review and analysis of current non-destructive failure detection methods of composite materials and a brief outline of the build of a bamboo bicycle which has been used as a development platform and test bed for the initial development of a novel and practical non-destructive failure detection solution, which has future compatibility for carbon-fibre (CF)-based bicycles. The paper begins by presenting the current market condition of composite materials and in particular, CF and CF-reinforced plastic, and then follows onto failure modes and proceeds to investigate a comprehensive range of failure detection methods.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/21642583.2017.1311240Carbon fibresmart materialscompositesfailure detectionprediction mechanism |
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Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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Comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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comparative analysis of failure detection methods of composites materials’ systems |
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Systems Science & Control Engineering |
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This paper presents a review and analysis of current non-destructive failure detection methods of composite materials and a brief outline of the build of a bamboo bicycle which has been used as a development platform and test bed for the initial development of a novel and practical non-destructive failure detection solution, which has future compatibility for carbon-fibre (CF)-based bicycles. The paper begins by presenting the current market condition of composite materials and in particular, CF and CF-reinforced plastic, and then follows onto failure modes and proceeds to investigate a comprehensive range of failure detection methods. |
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Carbon fibre smart materials composites failure detection prediction mechanism |
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