Search Results - "Olawale, David O."

Development of a triboluminescence-based sensor system for concrete structures by Olawale, David O, Sullivan, Garrett, Dickens, Tarik, Tsalickis, Steven, Okoli, Okenwa I, Sobanjo, John O, Wang, Ben

“…The triboluminescence phenomenon has been proposed as a sensor system for detecting and monitoring damage in aerospace and civil infrastructure systems (CIS)…”
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Progress in triboluminescence-based smart optical sensor system by Olawale, David O., Dickens, Tarik, Sullivan, William G., Okoli, Okenwa I., Sobanjo, John O., Wang, Ben

“…Extensive research work has been done in recent times to apply the triboluminescence (TL) phenomenon for damage detection in engineering structures. Of…”
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Damage mitigation techniques in wind turbine blades: A review by Shohag, Md Abu S, Hammel, Emily C, Olawale, David O, Okoli, Okenwa I

“…Wind blades are major structural elements of wind turbines, but they are prone to damage like any other composite component. Blade damage can cause sudden…”
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Development of friction-induced triboluminescent sensor for load monitoring by Shohag, Md Abu S, Jiang, Zhengqian, Hammel, Emily C, Braga Carani, Lucas, Olawale, David O, Dickens, Tarik J, Wang, Hui, Okoli, Okenwa I

“…Real-time load monitoring of critical civil and mechanical structures especially dynamic structures such as wind turbine blades is imperative for longer…”
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Real time failure detection in unreinforced cementitious composites with triboluminescent sensor by Olawale, David O., Kliewer, Kaitlyn, Okoye, Annuli, Dickens, Tarik J., Uddin, Mohammed J., Okoli, Okenwa I.

“…The in-situ triboluminescent optical fiber (ITOF) sensor has an integrated sensing and transmission component that converts the energy from damage events like…”
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Getting light through cementitious composites with in situ triboluminescent damage sensor by Olawale, David O, Kliewer, Kaitlyn, Okoye, Annuli, Dickens, Tarik, Uddin, Mohammed J, Okoli, Okenwa I

“…Triboluminescent damage sensors comprising highly efficient triboluminescent materials could allow simple, real-time monitoring of both the magnitude and…”
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