Acoustic emission energy as a fatigue damage parameter for CFRP composites

By Mostefa Bourchak, I. Farrow, I. Bond, C. Rowland, F. Menan. 2007

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Subfields: Mechanics of Materials, Pollution

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Citations in the corpus

• Dissipated thermal energy and damage evolution of Glass/Epoxy using infrared thermography and acoustic emission (2012, background): “Relevant to composites materials, there are many experimental [4–39], theoretical, and numerical [8,13,15,24,25,39–49] approaches for assessment of fatigue damage.”
• Mechanical behaviour and damage mechanisms analysis of a flax-fibre reinforced composite by acoustic emission (2016, background): “Among them, temporal features are often used, such as amplitudes, energies and rise times [7,8].”
• Damage characterization of laminated composites using acoustic emission: A review (2020, unknown): “[113] Carbon/epoxy Tensile fatigue 60–77 – 77–90 – >90 [114] Carbon/epoxy OHT 40–60 50–70 60–80 80–100 80–100 [102] Carbon/epoxy Tensile 60–100 45–65 60–95 <60 –”