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Laser induced graphene for in situ damage sensing in aramid fiber reinforced composites

Groo et al., 2021

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16237668848426680808
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Groo L
Nasser J
Inman D
Sodano H
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Composites Science and Technology

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In situ monitoring of strain and damage in fiber-reinforced composites provides critical information regarding the state of the material without requiring the structure to be removed from operation. In order to avoid the use of complex, heavy, and bulky sensor networks to …
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