On the use of in-situ piezoelectric sensors for the manufacturing and structural health monitoring of polymer-matrix composites: A literature review
By C. Tuloup, W. Harizi, Z. Aboura, Y. Meyer, K. Khellil, R. Lachat. Composite structures, 2019
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Abstract This article aims to provide a general overview of what has been achieved recently in the scientific community on the manufacturing monitoring and structural health monitoring of polymer-matrix composites (PMC) using in-situ piezoelectric sensors. Some industrial applications with the underlying issues and potential solutions will finally be discussed in the concluding section.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Pollution
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