The modelling of knitted meshes requires an accurate strain analysis on the basis of gathered experimental data. In the use of metallic nets for assembling a space antenna, from the point of view of electromagnetic efficiency, it is essential to outline a correlation among the strains imposed while mounting the net, the thermal effects on duty and the effective loop dimensions. This paper deals with the activities that can be carried out through image analysis to characterize the net behaviour.
De Salvador, W., Marotta, E., Salvini, P., Scialino, L. (2016). Experimental Characterization of Knitted Meshes Through Image Analysis. In Proceedings of the 37rd European Space Agency Antenna Workshop.
Experimental Characterization of Knitted Meshes Through Image Analysis
MAROTTA, EMANUELE;SALVINI, PIETRO;
2016-11-15
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The modelling of knitted meshes requires an accurate strain analysis on the basis of gathered experimental data. In the use of metallic nets for assembling a space antenna, from the point of view of electromagnetic efficiency, it is essential to outline a correlation among the strains imposed while mounting the net, the thermal effects on duty and the effective loop dimensions. This paper deals with the activities that can be carried out through image analysis to characterize the net behaviour.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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