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Application of fiber optic sensors for elevated temperature testing of polymer matrix composite materials

Montesano et al., 2011

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6903975370440537162
Author
Montesano J
Selezneva M
Poon C
Fawaz Z
Behdinan K
Publication year
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Science and Engineering of Composite Materials

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Advanced polymer matrix composite (PMC) materials have been more frequently employed for aerospace applications due to their light weight and high strength. Fiber-reinforced PMC materials are also being considered as potential candidates for elevated temperature …
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