论文信息 - Thermomechanical analysis of composite specimens

Thermomechanical analysis of composite specimens

Abstract This paper examines, experimentally and numerically, the use of thermal emission measurements to determine the surface stresses for a class of problems involving advanced fibre composite materials. Attention is focused on the use of this method for problems associated with repair technology, bonded joints and impact damage. This approach is found to hold great promise both as a method for detecting damage and for assessing its severity.

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