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Hagenbeek, Michiel; Hengel, Cees van; Bosker, O. J.; Vermeeren, C. A. J. R.

doi:10.1023/a:1025569316827

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“…It takes advantages of both metals and fiber-reinforced composites, providing superior mechanical properties that cannot be achieved by either of its constituents [3,4]. Major advantages of GLARE include low density, high fracture toughness and strength [5,6], high impact [7] and fatigue resistance [8], excellent moisture and corrosion resistance [9], etc. Due to the advantages listed above, GLARE is being sought after for more applications in the aerospace industry.…”

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confidence: 99%

Response of hygrothermally aged GLARE 4A laminates under static and cyclic loadings

Zhong

Joshi

2015

Materials & Design

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Response of hygrothermally aged GLARE 4A laminates under static and cyclic loadings

Zhong

Joshi

2015

Materials & Design

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“…Carall is a hybrid material, which consist of thin aluminum 2024-T3 metal sheets bonded together with alternating carbon fiber/epoxy layers. This hybrid material presents superior mechanical properties over the conventional polymer composite laminates and monolithic aluminum alloy [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13].…”

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Influence of Hygrothermal Conditioning on the Elastic Properties of Carall Laminates

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The influence of hygrothermal conditioning on mechanical properties of Carall laminates have been investigated by tensile and compression tests. The environmental factors can limit the applications of composites by deteriorating the mechanical properties during service. The importance of temperature at the time of conditioning plays an important role in environmental degradation of such composite materials. In this work, the results show that for carbon fiber/epoxy composites tensile and compression values decrease after hygrothermal conditioning. However, the changes on mechanical properties of Carall are negligible, regardless the hygrothermal conditioning.

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“…The classic laminate theory has been modified to predict the linear-elastic and elastic-plastic behavior of the FMLs [5,9]. The modified classical laminate theory is adopted in order to obtain the stress-strain response of hybrid FMLs.…”

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“…Nevertheless, S-2 glass fiber used in the current generation of the Glare laminate has a high tensile strength and strain-to-failure. The combination of lower modulus S-2 glass/epoxy prepreg layers and aluminum sheets inevitably produce a laminate with a Young's modulus lower than that of the monolithic aluminum alloy [5]. This may limit the applications of the Glare laminates in aircraft structures where the stiffness is a predominant design requirement.…”

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confidence: 99%