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Self-Healing Materials: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Space and Electronics Applications (Materials, Circuits and Devices)
Brahim Aïssa
(Author)
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Emile Haddad
(Author)
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Wez Jamroz
(Author)
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Institution of Engineering & Technology
· Hardcover
Self-Healing Materials: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Space and Electronics Applications (Materials, Circuits and Devices) - Aïssa, Brahim ; Haddad, Emile ; Jamroz, Wez
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Synopsis "Self-Healing Materials: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Space and Electronics Applications (Materials, Circuits and Devices)"
Self-healing materials are an emerging class of smart materials that are capable of repairing themselves from damage, either spontaneously or under a stimulus such as light, heat, or the application of a solvent. Intended for an audience of researchers in academia and industry, this book addresses a wide range of self-healing materials and processes, with emphasis on their performance in the space environment. This revised, expanded and updated second edition addresses the key concepts of self-healing processes, from their occurrences in nature through to recent advances in academic and industrial research. It includes a detailed description and explanation of a wide range of materials and applications such as polymeric, anticorrosion, smart paints, and carbon nanotubes. Emphasis is given to performance in the space environment, addressing vacuum, thermal gradients, mechanical vibrations, and space radiation. Innovations in controlling self-healing materials for space debris mitigation are also covered. The book concludes with a comprehensive outlook into the future developments and applications of self-healing materials.