Project: ENCLOSE: An embedded network of sensors in composites for local sensing (Enclose)
2015-01-01 – 2021-10-31
- Abstract
The project ENCLOSE focuses on the detection of damage in structural composites by specially developed sensors. Two classes of sensors are envisaged. The first class is based on an electrical output (strain gauge en piezoelectric materials). The second group uses mechanoluminescent materials. The sensors are produced by reactive sputter deposition, inkjet printing and solid state synthesis.
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Binding affinity of monoalkyl phosphinic acid ligands toward nanocrystal surfaces
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Near-infrared rechargeable glass-based composites for green persistent luminescence
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Monoalkyl phosphinic acids as ligands in nanocrystal synthesis
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Squeezing light out of trapped electrons : the link between thermoluminescence and mechanoluminescence
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Revealing trap depth distributions in persistent phosphors with a thermal barrier for charging
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A theoretical framework for acoustically produced luminescence : from thermometry to ultrasound pressure field mapping
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Revealing trap depth distributions in persistent phosphors with a thermal barrier for charging
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A standalone, battery‐free light dosimeter for ultraviolet to infrared light
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Influence of impurities on the front velocity of sputter deposited Al/CuO thermite multilayers
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Extracting trap depth distributions in persistent phosphors with a thermal barrier for charging