Keiji Ogi

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Ehime Daigaku

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Keiji Ogi is a Professor at Ehime Daigaku in Japan. His research areas include acoustic metamaterials, carbon-fiber composites, and the analysis of material properties under various loading conditions, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work encompasses topics such as electromagnetic sensing, fatigue analysis, and the design of composite materials using advanced manufacturing techniques.

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2021

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Koichi Mizukami

Tokyo Metropolitan University

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Shigeki Yashiro

Kyushu University

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Shinya Matsuda

Kagawa University

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Articles (10)

Fiber-steered acoustic black hole beam with low cut-on frequency and high stiffness

Analytical modeling and 3D printing of locally resonant composite sandwich metamaterials with inertial amplification mechanisms

Corrigendum to ‘Design and three-dimensional printing of carbon-fiber-composite elastic metamaterials with inertial amplification mechanisms’ [Journal of Sound and Vibration 513(2021) 116412] (Journal of Sound and Vibration (2021) 513, (S0022460X21004582), (10.1016/j.jsv.2021.116412))

Experimental and numerical analysis of eddy current sensor signal induced by out-of-plane fiber waviness in carbon fiber composites

Characterization of piercing damage in CFRP cross-ply laminates after punch shear machining via impact loading

Cyclic fatigue life characteristics of ceramic balls under variable thermal shock loadings

Design and three-dimensional printing of carbon-fiber-composite elastic metamaterials with inertial amplification mechanisms

Eddy current testing for estimation of anisotropic electrical conductivity of multidirectional carbon fiber reinforced plastic laminates

Eddy-current array-probe technique for imaging near-surface and deep-lying delaminations in multidirectional carbon fiber composites

Effect of the fiber cut angle on the shearing strength of unidirectional and cross-ply carbon-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic laminates

Collaborators (3)

Koichi Mizukami

Shigeki Yashiro

Shinya Matsuda

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