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Strain Monitoring via Self-Assembled Quantum Dots
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Quantum dots (QDs) exhibit unique response of photoluminescence (PL) in response to mechanical deformation, which makes it possible to use QDs-epoxy resin composite in strain monitoring. In this work, gradient concentric rings consisting of QDs are prepared via the evaporation of chloroform droplets on pre-cast QDs/PMMA films, in which rigid spheres are used to pin the chloroform droplets and control the motion of the contact line of the chloroform droplets. Both the distance of adjacent rings (wavelength) and PL intensity are dependent on the size of rings and the thickness of the precast QDs/PMMA films. Using the gradient concentric rings consisting of QDs on the surface of a tensile bar of 304stainless steel, it is found that the distance of adjacent ring varies with tensile strain. This result demonstrates potential applications of self-assembled structures made of QDs in non-contact detection of mechanical deformation.
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September 2016
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