This paper tackles the issue of simulating delaminations in reference standards made of CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer) used for non-destructive testing by thermography. Thermography results of a real delamination are compared with flat bottom holes with similar size and depth. Results show a notable difference of the thermal contrast between the real delaminations and the FBH. To replicate the thermal behavior of a real delamination, a solution is proposed by plugging the flat-bottom hole. Thermography tests were conducted with plugs using various materials with thermal properties similar to CFRP
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Using a 3D finite elements simulation tool, a study on the flaw detection capacity of the non destru...
AbstractDelamination is the most dominant damage phenomenon during drilling of thermoset carbon fibr...
Infrared thermography was used to evaluate Carbon Fiber Reinforced Panels (CFRP) and optimize the in...
Evaluation of revealing and quantifying techniques available for drilling delamination in woven carb...
Abstract: Carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites have become an important material for ma...
The effectiveness of pulsed thermography (PT) for detecting delamination in carbon fiber-reinforced ...
A method for simulating thermal responses of delaminations in carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composit...
The presence of delamination is a major problem in CFRP laminated panels and so, it is of great conc...
Locating defects in CFRP composite materials is a hot topic in nondestructive inspection (NDI). Besi...
This paper is devoted to numerical studies of composite structures with delaminations made with the ...
Active thermography is a technique for non-destructive testing used for a contact-free inspection of...
Delamination in carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminated composites is an important problem ...
Flaw detection and characterization with thermographic techniques in graphite polymer composites are...
The range of applications for composite materials is growing, but understanding of the effect of def...
Abstract: Attention of this paper is devoted to testing and evaluation of carbon-fibre-reinforced po...
Using a 3D finite elements simulation tool, a study on the flaw detection capacity of the non destru...
AbstractDelamination is the most dominant damage phenomenon during drilling of thermoset carbon fibr...
Infrared thermography was used to evaluate Carbon Fiber Reinforced Panels (CFRP) and optimize the in...
Evaluation of revealing and quantifying techniques available for drilling delamination in woven carb...
Abstract: Carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites have become an important material for ma...
The effectiveness of pulsed thermography (PT) for detecting delamination in carbon fiber-reinforced ...
A method for simulating thermal responses of delaminations in carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composit...
The presence of delamination is a major problem in CFRP laminated panels and so, it is of great conc...
Locating defects in CFRP composite materials is a hot topic in nondestructive inspection (NDI). Besi...
This paper is devoted to numerical studies of composite structures with delaminations made with the ...
Active thermography is a technique for non-destructive testing used for a contact-free inspection of...
Delamination in carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminated composites is an important problem ...
Flaw detection and characterization with thermographic techniques in graphite polymer composites are...
The range of applications for composite materials is growing, but understanding of the effect of def...