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A Comparative Study of Non-Destructive Testing Techniques: Active Thermography versus Shearography for 3D-Printed Thermoplastic Composites Reinforced with Continuous Carbon Fiber
11 octobre 2024, Ochana, Imi; Ducobu, François; Khalil Omrani, Mohamed; Notebaert, Arnaud; DEMARBAIX, Anthonin
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Abstract: "This study investigates the feasibility and effectiveness of two non-destructive testing methods, active thermography and shearography, on 3D-printed thermoplastic (TP) composites reinforced with continuous carbon fiber. Artificial defects were introduced into the composite plate to benchmark the detection capabilities of these non-destructive testing techniques (NDT). Active thermography ...
Investigating Defect Detection in Advanced Ceramic Additive Manufacturing Using Active Thermography
15 novembre 2024, DEMARBAIX, Anthonin
; Juste, Enrique; Verlaine, Tim; Strazzeri, Ilario; Quinten, Julien; Notebaert, Arnaud,
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Abstract: "Additive manufacturing of advanced materials has become widespread, encompassing a range of materials including thermoplastics, metals, and ceramics. For the ceramics, the complete production process typically involves indirect additive manufacturing, where the green ceramic part undergoes debinding and sintering to achieve its final mechanical and thermal properties. To avoid unnecessary ...
Infrared Thermography (IRT) Applications for Non-Destructive Inspection of Composite Parts Obtained by Continuous Fiber Additive Manufacturing: Influence of Heating Parameters on Defect Detection
02 décembre 2024, Barros, Camila; Notebaert, Arnaud; Cunha, Sebastião Simões Jr.; DEMARBAIX, Anthonin
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Article presented at the first International Conference on Industrial, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering (ICIMP-2024), Regina, Canada, 27–29 June 2024.
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"This paper investigates active thermography models for non-destructive testing of composites, with a focus on continuous carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic polymer (CCFRTP) components, in order to detect flaws such as porosity ...
On the use of the artificial neural network to determine heating parameters for active thermography in composites, a feasibility study
30 avril 2025, Airson, Aymeric; DEMARBAIX, Anthonin
; Notebaert, Arnaud; Barros, C.; Gomes, G.F.; Cunha Jr., S.S.,
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Abstract : "This study aims to design an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) able to provide its user, in a numerical and experimental context, with a combination of heating parameters in an active thermography process. This combination allowing the user to reliably detect a known in size and depth delamination, which is one of the most important sources of damages in composite structures. This work ...
Framework for determining and simulating tensile properties of smart composite FDM printed parts
07 mai 2025, Homrani, Mohamed Khalil; DEMARBAIX, Anthonin
; Ochana, Imi; Ducobu, François,
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Abstract : "Fused deposition modeling (FDM) is an additive manufacturing technique with good precision and moderate tolerances. Utilizing Finite Element Analysis (FEA) in literature is now key to studying the properties of these printed parts. The nature of the FDM process results in anisotropic inner structures with microscopic voids that are heavily affected by printing parameters. Even more so ...