In-situ repair of composite sandwich structures using cyanoacrylates
A novel method for the in-situ repair of composite sandwich structures using microvascular networks and cyanoacrylate (CA) adhesive systems has been presented. Upon a damage event, the vascules become ruptured, providing a route for the introduction of adhesive directly into the damage site. The eff...
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