VIBRATION-BASED MODEL-DEPENDENT DAMAGE (DELAMINATION) IDENTIFICATION AND HEALTH MONITORING FOR COMPOSITE STRUCTURES — A REVIEW

By Y. Zou, Liyong Tong, Grant P. Steven. 2000

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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Damage detection in composite materials using frequency response methods (2002, background): “3 location of damage [ 22 ]. The difficulty, however, comes in the interpretation of the data collected by this type of”
Surrogate Modeling Approach to Support Real-Time Structural Assessment and Decision Making (2015, background): “During the last decade, many efforts have extended damage diagnosis to the cases of multiple cracks [16–19] and delamination problems for composite structures [13,20]; other works have focused on strategies for the quantification of the uncertainties that affect the measurements and the different le”
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An enhanced inverse finite element method for displacement and stress monitoring of multilayered composite and sandwich structures (2017, background): “Although composite structures offer numerous advantages, their load carrying capabilities can diminish due to various types of failures, such as delamination [5], fibre/matrix cracking [6], and face/core debonding [7], leading to severe reduction in their strength and stuructural integrity.”
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Damage detection using modal frequency curve and squared residual wavelet coefficients-based damage indicator (2017, background): “As a cost-effective direct structural integrity assessment method, vibration-based structural damage detection methods have received increasing attention for real applications [2].”