The Integrated Mechanical Function Test System of Material and Structural Fatigue Damage

Yu Lan Wei; Bing Li; Sui Ying Jin; Kai Kai Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.532-533.398

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The Integrated Mechanical Function Test System of Material and Structural Fatigue Damage
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The Integrated Mechanical Function Test System of Material and Structural Fatigue Damage

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An integrated system to measure mechanical functions of material or structure is introduced. This system is able to provide more detection methods and experiment environments. And it can discover the characteristics and mechanisms of damnification and breakage in materials, considering the effects of loading and environments. Material functions were analyzed in many aspects, including loading, strain, light, sound, temperature and infrared to ensure the safety of materials and configuration of unmanned plane. Current study has laid a foundation for realizing optimal design of unmanned plane. In this paper, theory, components, and function of the system were discussed, as well as signal acquisition and analysis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 532-533)

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Yu Lan Wei, Bing Li, Sui Ying Jin, Kai Kai Chen

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Fatigue, Mechanical Functions, System Integration, Test System

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