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Smart materials in BTeV?

Smart materials in BTeV?. Antonio Paolozzi University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ INFN Laboratori Nazionali Frascati. OBJECTIVE Testing embedding Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) into a Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Composite (CFRP)

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Smart materials in BTeV?

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  1. Smart materials in BTeV? Antonio Paolozzi University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ INFN Laboratori Nazionali Frascati

  2. OBJECTIVE Testing embedding Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) into a Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Composite (CFRP) Manufacturing a smart material that could be used in some BTeV applications POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS • SUPPORT STRUCTURES OF MICROSTRIP • SUPPORT OF OTHER DETECTORS

  3. WHY CFRP WITH EMBEDDED SENSORS? • LOW ATOMIC NUMBER AND HIGH MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTCS • HIGH THERMAL STABILITY (VERY LOW THERMAL EXPANSION COEFFICIENT • POSSIBILITY TO POSITION THE SENSORS IN ANY STRUCTURALLY SIGNIFICANT POINT IN THE STRUCTURE • HIGHER RELIABILITY IN HANDLING SENSORIZED COMPONENTS

  4. MANUFACTURING PHASES

  5. DIFFERENT SPECIMENS TO TEST SEVERAL EMBEDDING PROCEDURES • AVOID FIBER DAMAGE • OBTAIN OPTIMAL BONDING BETWEEN OPTICAL FIBER AND COMPOSITE STRUCTURE

  6. Micrographic analysis of embedded optical fiber Acrylate coated optical fiber Uncoated optical fiber

  7. Micrographic analysis of optical fiber embedded with epoxy resin film Acrylate coated optical fiber Uncoated optical fiber

  8. Experimental test • Structural bonding between CFRP structure and FBG sensor • FBG resolution (axial deformation) evaluation

  9. Enforced displacement at steps of 100mm Linearity: excellent FBG-CFRP structural bonding Resolution of axial deformation by FBG: better than 0.5mm

  10. PLANNED TEST METALLIC BRACES HOLDING SUB-DETECTORS REPLACED BY CFRP SMART BRACES

  11. CONCLUSIONS • PERFECT BONDING BETWEEN FBGs AND CFRP WITH NO REDUCTION OF CFRP MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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