Interface is the key region which determines, to a great extent, the set of properties of all
heterogeneous systems, including composite materials. We reported interface healing of carbon fiber
reinforced thermoplastic composite material via resistive heating. The carbon fiber, T700 carbon fiber,
with a resistivity of 1.66·10-3 Ω·cm was used as the heating element while the matrix is polyarylether
sulfone with cardo. Micro-droplet experiment was used to study the interface strength before and after
heating to determine the healing efficiency. The measurement shows (experimental results show) that
resistive heating is an efficient way to heal cracks near interface.
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