Smart structures allow for health monitoring to forecast failures and provide time for rehabilitation. They are constantly maintained so their service life is increased while reducing the need for repairs. Smart materials can sense and react to environmental conditions and are classified based on the stimuli they respond to, with applications including sensors, actuators, and structures that autonomously change shape.
Smart structures allow for health monitoring to forecast failures and provide time for rehabilitation. They are constantly maintained so their service life is increased while reducing the need for repairs. Smart materials can sense and react to environmental conditions and are classified based on the stimuli they respond to, with applications including sensors, actuators, and structures that autonomously change shape.
Smart structures allow for health monitoring to forecast failures and provide time for rehabilitation. They are constantly maintained so their service life is increased while reducing the need for repairs. Smart materials can sense and react to environmental conditions and are classified based on the stimuli they respond to, with applications including sensors, actuators, and structures that autonomously change shape.
The health monitoring of structures will help in forecasting failure and will provide time for rehabilitation. As the structure is constantly maintained the service life increases and the need for repair decreases.
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What are smart materials?
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Differentiate smart materials from conventional engineering materials.
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Describe the basis for classification of smart materials.
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Explain, some of the applications of smart materials.