Abstract:By the in-line nanostructuring of glass fibres (GF) during the glass fibre melt spinning process, the authors achieve an electro-mechanical-response-sensor. The glass fibre interphase was functionalized with different highly electrically conductive carbon allotropes such as carbon nanotubes, graphene nanoplatelets, or conductive carbon black. On-line structural health monitoring is demonstrated in continuous glass fibre-reinforced polypropylene composites during a static or dynamic three-point bending test. Th… Show more
“…The glass fibre was functionalised with carbon nanofillers during the melt spinning process, specifically adapted for this intent, and then dispersed into a polypropylene (PP) matrix to test its piezoresistive response. Remarkable sensitivities with GFs of around 670 were registered during quasi-static 3-point bending tests [71].…”
Section: Functional Materials For Structural Health and Biomechanical...mentioning
“…The glass fibre was functionalised with carbon nanofillers during the melt spinning process, specifically adapted for this intent, and then dispersed into a polypropylene (PP) matrix to test its piezoresistive response. Remarkable sensitivities with GFs of around 670 were registered during quasi-static 3-point bending tests [71].…”
Section: Functional Materials For Structural Health and Biomechanical...mentioning
“…They are "devices for controlling, monitoring or assisting the operation of machines and equipment" [2]. A sensor is a device or device that senses a specified measurement and converts it into a usable output signal in accordance with certain rules.…”
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