Carbon Nanotube Yarn Sensors for Precise Monitoring of Damage Evolution in Laminated Composite Materials: Latest Experimental Results in In-Situ and Post-Testing Validation

Abot, Jandro L.; Anike, Jude C.; Bills, Joseph H.; Onorato, Zach; Gonteski, Devon L.; Kvelashvili, Tsotne; Belay, Kalayu

doi:10.12783/asc2017/15378

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“…Mechanical strain may cause reproducible changes in the electrical properties of CNT filaments, making it conceivable to misuse them as electromechanical sensors [16,17]. The partner changes incorporate inductance, capacitance, and obstruction which can be associated to the strain.…”

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Carbon Nanotubes: Synthesis, Properties and Applications

Kumar¹,

Krithiga²,

Dhananjeyan³

2020

21st Century Surface Science - A Handbook

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Recent discoveries of salient carbon nanoforms have paved tremendous interest among research and also toward their discrete applications in scientific fields. Various generation methods for carbon nanotubes (CNTs) involve chemical deposition of vapor, discharge using electric arc and laser ablation mechanism which were driven by functionalization, chemical addition, doping, and filing such that in-depth characterization and manipulation of CNTs were possible. The in-built elasticity, electromechanical, chemical, and optical properties of CNTs have a notable impact on its stability and reactivity. Perhaps, the flexibility along with its determined strength makes them to validate its potential application in diverse fields which enables that these CNTs will definitely procure a prominent role in nanotechnology.

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