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12 - Aeronautical, Mechanical, Chemical and Manufacturing Engineering
University of Strathclyde
A phased array-based method for damage detection and localization in thin plates
The methodology has been demonstrated to work for a number of structures like e.g. plates, shells, beams and it was adopted and extended by teams from KULeuven, Belgium (H.Van.Brussel@kuleuven.ac.be) and Portugal (P.Ribeiro@up.pt), who acknowledge it as a “very useful development” in the field. The method is being extended for composite materials in joint research with a team from the University of Bologna and PZ6 Composites®, who recognize “its flexibility and deployment potential”( A.Zucchelli@unibo.it ) .
This is key paper for Volkswagen Stiftung grant of 10K for collaborative research with University of Liege (Volkswagen Stf NNL 212 12/2009 j.c.golinval@ulg.be ).
