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Multi-physics damage sensing in nano-engineered structural composites
Roberto Guzmn De Villoria
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Namiko Yamamoto
, Antonio Miravete
, Brian L. Wardle
Aerospace Engineering
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Keyphrases
Spatial Resolution
100%
Engineered Structures
100%
Multiphysics
100%
Nanoengineering
100%
Structural Composites
100%
Damage Sensing
100%
In Situ
50%
In-situ Monitoring
50%
Damage State
50%
Electrically Conductive
50%
Time Measurement
50%
Wind Turbine Blade
50%
Nondestructive Evaluation
50%
Advanced Composites
50%
Aligned Carbon Nanotubes
50%
Electrical Transport
50%
Automotive Vehicles
50%
Aerospace Vehicle
50%
Existing Techniques
50%
Electrical Contact
50%
Structural Failure
50%
Thermal Transport
50%
Low Power Operation
50%
Damage Assessment
50%
Bridge Construction
50%
Structural Health
50%
Thermographic Imaging
50%
Electrical Injury
50%
Engineering
Spatial Resolution
100%
Conductive
50%
Carbon Nanotube
50%
Damage State
50%
Measurement Time
50%
Non Destructive Evaluation
50%
Automotives
50%
Advanced Composite
50%
Low Power Operation
50%
Damage Assessment
50%
Structural Health
50%
Structural Failure
50%
Electrical Contact
50%
Compressed Air Motors
50%
Material Science
Composite Material
100%
Structural Composite Material
100%
Carbon Nanotube
50%
Non-Destructive Testing
50%