Temperature and strain registration by fibre-optic strain sensor in the polymer composite materials manufacturing
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Abstract
The presence of process-induced strains induced by various manufacturing and operational factors is one of the characteristics of polymer composite materials (PCM). Conventional methods of registration and evaluation of process-induced strains can be laborious, time-consuming and demanding in terms of technical applications. The employment of embedded fibre-optic strain sensors (FOSS) offers a real prospect of measuring residual strains. This paper demonstrates the potential for using embedded FOSS for recording technological strains in a PCM plate. The PCM plate is manufactured from prepreg, using the direct compression-moulding method. In this method, the prepared reinforcing package is placed inside a mould, heated, and then exposed to compaction pressure. The examined technology can be used for positioning FOSS between the layers of the composite material. Fibre-optic sensors, interacting with the material of the examined object, make it possible to register the evolution of the strain process during all stages of polymer-composite formation. FOSS data were recorded with interrogator ASTRO X 327. The obtained data were processed using specially developed algorithms.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors · Advanced Sensor Technologies Research · Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Affiliations
Department of complex problems of deformable solids mechanics, Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics of the Ural Branch of RAS (ICMM UB RAS), Perm, Russian Federation
Scientific & Educational Center for Aviation Composite Technologies, Perm National Research Polytechnic University (PNRPU), Perm, Russian Federation
Funding
Russian Foundation for Basic Research · Russian Science Foundation
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