Fabrication and characterization of in situ structural health monitoring hybrid continuous carbon/glass fiber–reinforced thermoplastic composite
Abstract Sensor element integration is a major challenge in the development of structural health monitoring techniques. A novel, multiple-material, in situ, and integrated additive manufacturing method was proposed for the fabrication of a hybrid continuous carbon/glass fiber–reinforced thermoplasti...
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