Skin-stringer component with self-healing functionalities

X. Tsilimigkra; A. Kotrotsos; S. Tsantzalis; G. Sotiriadis; V. Kostopoulos; S. Florez; A. W. Bosman

Skin-stringer component with self-healing functionalities

X. Tsilimigkra
, A. Kotrotsos
, S. Tsantzalis
, G. Sotiriadis
, V. Kostopoulos
, S. Florez
, A. W. Bosman

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University of Patras
SupraPolix B.V.

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Skin-stiffened composites have been extensively used in aerospace to produce lightweight structures. Stringer debonding is one of the most critical types of damage in this type of structure. Implementing a self-healing functionality within the bond line would benefit the service life of the component by repairing it when damage occurs.

Idioma original	Inglés
Páginas	41-42
Número de páginas	2
Volumen	54
N.º	112
Publicación especializada	JEC Composites Magazine
Estado	Publicada - 1 abr 2017

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