Polymer Composites with Nanomaterials for Strain Gauging: A Review
Aleksei V. Shchegolkov,
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A. V. Shchegolkov,
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Vladimir V. Kaminskii
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et al.
Journal of Composites Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 8 - 8
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Strain
gauges
and
strain
gauge
transducers
are
important
tools
in
the
field
of
material
resistance
research
to
measure
stresses
strains
solids.
These
methods
devices
have
a
wide
range
applications,
from
construction
mechanical
engineering,
where
properties
materials
need
be
monitored
optimized.
The
use
nanomaterials
allows
for
more
sensitive
compact
sensors.
Nanotechnology
makes
it
possible
create
with
improved
electrical
properties.
At
same
time,
unique
that
make
them
ideal
gauges.
This
paper
considers
different
types
composites
based
on
polymer
matrices
additives
dispersed
nanomaterials,
which
designed
tasks.
Thermoplastics
elastomers
can
used
as
matrices.
Dispersed
fillers
MXene
such
carbon
nanotubes,
graphene,
metals,
etc.
Despite
obvious
advantages
conducting
polymers
modified
structures,
there
problems
creating
effective
ability
operate
under
large
deformations
an
sensitivity
accuracy
measurements
range.
article
also
provides
brief
information
technical
evolution
gauges,
wire
foil
nanocomposites.
A
modern
classification
is
provided.
disadvantages
existing
shown.
review
contains
commercial
mechanisms
conductivity
formation
described
detail.
areas
application
nanocomposite
specified
purpose
this
study
determine
prospects
various
aimed
at
readers.
Language: Английский
Triply Periodic Minimal Surfaces Mullite Structures for Humidity Detection
Chemosensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 168 - 168
Published: May 5, 2025
Three-dimensional-printed
complex
mullite
structures
based
on
triply
periodic
minimal
surfaces
(TPMSs,
namely,
Schwartz
and
Gyroid)
with
two
different
thicknesses
(Schwartz
1
Gyroid
1–4
mm,
2
2–6
mm)
were
fabricated
tested
as
humidity
sensors.
The
samples
sintered
at
1450
°C
in
the
range
from
0%
to
89%
relative
(RH)
room
temperature
evaluate
effect
of
geometry
thickness
sensitivity.
After
water
vapor
exposure
temperature,
response
was
2.84
under
89
RH%
for
structure
(1.36
structure)
1.21
(7.00
structure).
results
showed
that,
RH,
best
sensors
achieved
structure.
Sensors
exhibit
good
repeatability,
there
no
interference
presence
other
gases.
Language: Английский