Printing and Curing of Conductive Ink Track on Curvature Substrate using Fluid Dispensing System and Oven
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December 21, 2017 |
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Rd K . Khirotdin, Nurhafizzah Hassan, Hi H. Siang, Muhamad H. Zawahid |
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The present work concerns on the use of sensors to monitor the structural health of wind turbine . Conventionally the inspection was made using non-contact sensing during the turbine’s inoperable period hence loss occurred. A real -time monitoring system via embedded wireless sensor is preferred but the sensor could only be implanted using non-contact printing method due to most turbine blade s’ curved surface. Conductive ink associate d with non-contact printing method via fluid dispensing system are proposed since conductive inks are proven stretchable and fluid dispensing system enables printing on various substrates and works well with any materials...... |
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