Dynamic measurements on carbon nanotube (CNT) multiscale glass fiber reinforced polymers (GFRPs) were performed to assess the usage of self-sensing composite structures in vibration environment. To achieve that purpose, a composite cantilever beam was tested in static and dynamic conditions. Applied strain was measured by means of strain gauges mounted on the tested specimen. Static measurements were performed to investigate linearity and repeatability of the CNT sample response. The dynamic behavior was evaluated with step sine excitation at different forcing frequencies. Preliminary results finally proved the validity and the applicability of carbon nanotubes composites to measure dynamic forcing and vibration.
A preliminary study on self sensing composite structures with carbon nanotubes
SCACCABAROZZI, DIEGO;CINQUEMANI, SIMONE;SBARUFATTI, CLAUDIO;
2017-01-01
Abstract
Dynamic measurements on carbon nanotube (CNT) multiscale glass fiber reinforced polymers (GFRPs) were performed to assess the usage of self-sensing composite structures in vibration environment. To achieve that purpose, a composite cantilever beam was tested in static and dynamic conditions. Applied strain was measured by means of strain gauges mounted on the tested specimen. Static measurements were performed to investigate linearity and repeatability of the CNT sample response. The dynamic behavior was evaluated with step sine excitation at different forcing frequencies. Preliminary results finally proved the validity and the applicability of carbon nanotubes composites to measure dynamic forcing and vibration.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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