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학술지 Gamma-Ray Tolerant Flexible Pressure-Temperature Sensor for Nuclear Radiation Environment
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저자
슈브라 몬달, 민복기, 이윤식, 탐반누엔, 최춘기
발행일
202104
출처
Advanced Materials Technologies, v.6 no.4, pp.1-9
ISSN
2365-709X
출판사
Wiley
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1002/admt.202001039
협약과제
21PB4200, 0.5gpm미만의 원자로냉각재계통 미확인 누설 실시간 감시시스템 개발, 최춘기
초록
Reliable and highly sensitive flexible physical sensors hold great potential for applications in emerging technologies. Among others, of particular importance is to embed the sensor into operations at the hazardous fields, like radioactive zones or nuclear power plants. However, a significant challenge is to develop the radiation tolerant flexible sensors with stable performance under extreme conditions. This study presents a flexible pressure?뱓emperature sensor based on MXene/Fe3O4/graphene porous network/Ecoflex (MFGPNE) and thoroughly investigates the effect of a high dose of 款-irradiation on their physical and electrical properties. The proposed sensors are characterized by a 4.71 kPa?닋1 sensitivity to the applied pressure in the range of 0??62.5혻kPa and by a 2.23% resistance change per degree in the temperature range of 21??110혻°C. The in situ electrical experiments, performed during irradiation of the MFGPNE sensor by 20 kGy of 款-rays (60Co), reveal the stable and reliable operation of the sensor. Superior radiation stability and pressure?뱓emperature sensitivity are achieved due to the inherent nature of the materials and the sophisticated design of the proposed sensors. Moreover, an MFGPNE sensor-based prototype gripper for grasping force control by remote monitoring of the press and lift forces demonstrates the application of the proposed sensor.
KSP 제안 키워드
Applied pressure, Emerging technology, Extreme conditions, Flexible sensors, High dose, Highly sensitive, Lift forces, Nuclear Power Plant(NPP), Nuclear Radiation, Porous network, Remote monitoring