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Fundamental knowledge of process parameters for the manufacturing of fibre reinforced composites is essential for design and engineering of high performance lightweight structures. This concerns oxide and non-oxide fibre reinforced ceramics (CMC) as well as reinforced polymers (e.g. CFRP). The manufacturing of a layered fibre reinforced composite structure is similar to a primary shaping process and demands an efficient and consistently process monitoring to ensure sufficient quality standards. Consequently, more detailed non-destructive investigations focusing the composite’s microstructure combined with the acquired knowledge of critical manufacturing process parameters are necessary. Optically excited lock-in thermography is a qualified and proven inspection technique that provides valuable information of the composite material’s microstructure. For more sophisticated signal interpretation, the lock-in thermography measurement results are compared with other non-destructive evaluation (NDE) techniques as reference.

Capabilities of Lock-in Thermography for Non-destructive Inspection of Fibre Reinforced Composites