We present a nanocomposite strain sensor (NCSS) to develop a novel structural health monitoring (SHM) sensor that can be easily installed in a composite structure. An NCSS made of a multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT)/epoxy composite was installed on a target structure with facile processing. We attempted to evaluate the NCSS sensing characteristics and benchmark compared to those of a conventional foil strain gauge. The response of the NCSS was fairly good and the result was nearly identical to the strain gauge. A neuron, which is a biomimetic long continuous NCSS, was also developed, and its vibration response was investigated for structural damage detection of a composite cantilever. The vibration response for damage detection was measured by tracking the first natural frequency, which demonstrated good result that matched the finite element (FE) analysis.
A Spray-On Carbon Nanotube Artificial Neuron Strain Sensor for Composite Structural Health Monitoring
G. Choi,J. W. Lee,Ju-Young Cha,Young-Ju Kim,Yeon-Sun Choi,M. Schulz,C. Moon,K. T. Lim,S. Y. Kim,I. Kang
Published 2016 in Italian National Conference on Sensors
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2016
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Italian National Conference on Sensors
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2016-07-26
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Materials Science, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering, Medicine
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