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Damage analysis of composites integrated with RFID chip used in aeronautics

Alhas H-A., Bayraktar E., Nizam C., Khalil J.

Archives of Materials Science and Engineering

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2013

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Vol. 59, nr 1

5--13

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Purpose: A new approach to production process by direct integration of the RFID (Radio-frequency identification) chips into the composite parts used during the manufacturing (moulding) process of the composite parts has been presented. This research aims a new application of RFID technology and measurement of the resistance of RFID chips integrated into composite parts under X-ray diffraction beams and also impact choc (crash test). This work gives the actual results of an applied research carried out in laboratory (Supmeca-Paris) scale and also in industrial scales carried out in the manufacturing department of the French aeronautic company (Eurocopter-Paris). Design/methodology/approach: Application of RFID technology in manufacturing of the composite parts is related to the continuous quality improvement of manufacturing company. Findings: RFID Chips integrated directly in the composite parts during the manufacturing process can improve the efficiency of the manufacturing process and also decrease the lead time and processing time. This application in manufacturing of the composite parts will enable to achieve success for the aeronautic companies. Research limitations/implications: In the future, Industrial companies can transform their manufacturing processes by applying RFID technology that increases manufacturing cycle time, maximize efficiency and eliminate unnecessary steps. Practical implications: Using RFID technology in production will help industrial companies and also customers reduce their time and operating costs significantly and increase employee productivity. This application can also decrease lead time and make faster progress toward their sustainability goals. Originality/value: A detail comparison was made between two approaches; conventional production system and new approach by integrating RFID in composite part. At the end of analysis, time saving in the production was calculated as 135 minutes (more than 2 hours) by following real data.

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PF-6 an effective plasma focus as a source of ionizing radiation and plasma streams for application in material technology, biology and medicine

Gribkov V., Dubrovsky A., Scholz M., Jednorog S., Karpiński L., Tomaszewski K., Paduch M., Miklaszewski R., Pimenov V., Ivanov L. I., Dyomina E. V., Maslyaev S. A., Orlova M. A.

Nukleonika

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2006

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Vol. 51, nr 1

55-62

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A review of results on the design and operation of the new efficient Dense Plasma Focus device PF-6 of medium size (transportable) having bank energy of ca. 7 kJ and possessing a long lifetime is presented. New data on the interaction of the pulsed fast ion beams and dense plasma streams generated at this apparatus with various materials are given. These results are compared with the analogous information received at the biggest facility PF-1000. It is shown that it is possible to have about the same power flux density (in the range of 105 109 W/cm2) in both devices however in different areas. Doses of soft X-rays produced by the device within the resists for the goals of microlithography and micromachining appear to be several times less that it is with the conventional X-ray tube. In biological application of this device, medium- and hard-energy X-rays are exploited in the field of radioenzymology. It was found that the necessary dose producing activation/inactivation of enzymes can be by several orders of magnitude lower if used at a high-power flux density in comparison with those received with isotope sources. In medicine, short-life isotope production for the goals of the positron emission tomography (medicine diagnostics) is possible by means of the fast ions generated within DPF. All these experiments are discussed in the framework of pulsed radiation physics and chemistry in its perfect sense thereto the criteria are formulated.

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Dense magnetized plasma and its applications: review of the 3-year activity of the IAEA Co-ordinated Research Programme

Gribkov V., Malaquias A.

Nukleonika

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2006

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Vol. 51, nr 1

5-13

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A review of the results received in the course of fulfillment of the International Atomic Energy Agency Co-ordinated Research Project “Dense Magnetized Plasma” for the last 3 years is presented. Niche of the plasma type within the plasma physics field is outlined. Efforts of the CRP participants concentrated on design and operation of new Dense Magnetized Plasma devices are described. All of them designed for plasma heating and for other applications mainly based on the interaction of radiations generated by the devices with different objects. Materials exploitable, diagnostics of the interaction processes, as well as analytical equipment used by the participants to process the irradiated targets are described. Works developed in the frame of the CRP are covered thermonuclear fusion applications, fundamental plasma physics and material science issues, medicine, biology, and some other spheres. New data on the interaction of the radiations generated in this apparatus with various materials are given. E.g. it was found that the necessary dose producing activation/inactivation of enzymes can be much lower if used at a high-power flux density in comparison with those received with classical sources. All these experiments are discussed in the framework of pulsed radiation chemistry in its perfect sense thereto the criteria are formulated. New foreseen applications of DMP devices mainly based on neutron radiation are proposed and discussed.

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Soft Condensed Matter Experiments Using Synchrotron Radiation

Bras W., Levine Y. K.

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

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2005

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Vol. 13, no. 5 (53)

23--26

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The intense and well-collimated X-ray beams that can be generated by using synchrotron radiation have had a major impact on polymer science in the last decade. We give here a brief overview of the opportunities for polymer scientists when using such devices, and describe some experiments that have been performed. In addition, the advantage of having better access to this resource by operating a 'national' beam line at a larger institute will be discussed.

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Zastosowanie doskonale skolimowanych wiązek promieniowania rentgenowskiego o olbrzymim natężeniu, wytwarzanych przez źródła synchrotronowe, miało w ostatniej dekadzie bardzo istotny wpływ na rozwój nauki o polimerach. W artykule przedstawiono krótki przegląd możliwości, jakie stwarza naukowcom zajmującym się badaniami polimerów zastosowanie tych urządzeń oraz opisano kilka przeprowadzonych eksperymentów. Na przykładzie Europejskiego Ośrodka Synchrotronowego (ESRF) przedyskutowano korzyści w dostępie do promieniowania synchrotronowego, wynikające z posiadania przez poszczególne kraje odpowiedniej aparatury w "narodowych " stacji badawczych.