Deflection on Hit-Count Curves in Acoustic Emission Could Reflect the Damage Extent of C/C Composite Material Structure

Conference paper
Part of the Springer Proceedings in Physics book series (SPPHY, volume 158)

Abstract

Counts of each hit are related to the damage extent of C/C composite material structure. The relative curves of Hit and Count as well as Hit and Energy of AE, attained from static load procedure of C/C composite structure, could reflect the severity of damage extent in a quite noticeable way—the ascending curves of Hit and Count as well as Hit and Energy deviate from their prior linearity and deflection point appears in a sudden when more severe damage occurs; and the ratio of load at this time to the final fracture load is steady for a certain structure. This method could early warn the failure of C/C composite structure effectively and estimate the fracture load. This phenomenon could also provide some suggestion to interpret the evolution of damage field of composite structure.

Keywords

Acoustic Emission Stress Wave Acoustic Emission Signal Acoustic Emission Event Fiber Breakage 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Beijing Institute of Structure and Environment EngineeringBeijingChina
  2. 2.Key Laboratory of Space PhysicsBeijingChina

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