Carbon Nanotube Networks: Sensing of Distributed Strain and Damage for Life Prediction and Self Healing

By Erik T. Thostenson, T. Chou. 2006

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Pollution, Polymers and Plastics

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A carbon nanotube/cement composite with piezoresistive properties (2009, background): “Recently, CNT/polymer composites have been investigated for strain sensing [11–13]; their results also showed linear electrical resistance changes with respect to the strain and the sensitivity is 3.”
Multifunctionality in Epoxy Resins (2019, background): “[156] It may also aid aircraft manufactures to detect early structural failures.[14, 157] In the automotive industry conductive epoxy can further the case of the e-vehicle.”
Comparison of filler percolation and mechanical properties in graphene and carbon nanotubes filled epoxy nanocomposites (2013, background): “high mechanical performance and heat dissipation, damage sensing [1–3], electrostatic discharge, large operating temperature range and chemical resistance among others [4].”
Effect of the carbon nanotube functionalization on flexural properties of multiscale carbon fiber/epoxy composites manufactured by VARIM (2013, methodology): “The CNT/resin mixtures have been obtained using this method, being afterwards used to infiltrate fiber fabric preforms during composite manufacturing processes such as resin transfer molding (RTM), vacuum assisted resin infusion molding (VARIM) and hand lay-up [5,7,11].”
Effect of carbon nanotubes on the interfacial shear strength of T650 carbon fiber in an epoxy matrix (2009, background): “Their exceptional strength, stiffness and failure strain make them attractive reinforcement materials, while their characteristic electrical response to load make them ideal candidates for use as sensors and actuators [1–7].”