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Acoustic emission from composite-reinforced metals

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In this paper, the acoustic emission count rates for tensile loading of unidirectional boron-epoxy and aluminum sheets reinforced with unIDirectional BORON-EPoxy are presented.
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Acoustic-emission (AE) count rates are presented for tensile loading of unidirectional boron-epoxy and for aluminum sheets reinforced with unidirectional boron-epoxy. It is shown that different prepreg materials have different characteristic AE patterns. Results from composite-reinforced metal specimens show that early failures are accompanied by a sharp increase in AE count rate at the knee of the bilinear stress-strain diagram. It is further shown that the count rates are a function of specimen fabrication and that higher total counts do not necessarily correspond to early failures.

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Analysis of Composite Failure Mechanisms Using Acoustic Emissions

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors were able to isolate three basic failure mechanisms by optical means, which were caused by tensile load of epoxy specimens containing only a few fibers, including fiber fracture, matrix cracking, and interfacial debonding.
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Evaluation of Composite Failures through Fracture Signal Analysis

TL;DR: In this article, the use of acoustic monitoring techniques to identify specific failure mechanisms in composite materials is described, where the authors use the frequency content and nature of the signals as a means for identifying specific critical events in the fracture process.
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Reinforcement of metals with advanced filamentary composites

TL;DR: In this paper, the tensile strength of aluminum and titanium reinforced with unidirectional boron/epoxy was investigated for tubular and flat specimens, bonded at either room temperature or elevated temperature.
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