Combining short flax fiber mats and unidirectional flax yarns for composite applications: Effect of short flax fibers on biaxial mechanical properties and damage behaviour

Habibi, Mohamed; Laperrière, Luc; Lebrun, Gilbert; Toubal, Lotfi

doi:10.1016/j.compositesb.2017.05.023

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“…Figure 16. Strength versus fibre volume fraction for unidirectional flax/thermoset composites Filled circles: published data (Coroller et al, 2013) (Charlet et al, 2007) (Poilâne et al, 2014) (Liang et al, 2014) (Martin et al, 2014) (Van de Weyenberg et al, 2003 (Oksman, 2001) (Baley et al, 2012) (Baets et al, 2014) ) (Cherif et al, 2011) ) (Hughes et al, 2007) (Marrot et al, 2014) (Khalfallah et al, 2014) (Lefeuvre et al, 2015) (Lebrun et al, 2013) (Habibi et al, 2017) (Goutianos et al, 2006). Open circles: Values from a single batch of flax fibres: (Bensadoun et al, 2017) In contrast to the apparent modulus E1, the two sets of tensile strength values seem to form a homogeneous population.…”

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“…Figure 14. Strength versus fibre volume fraction for unidirectional flax/thermoset composites (Coroller et al, 2013) (Poilâne et al, 2014) (Liang et al, 2014) (Martin et al, 2014) (Van de Weyenberg et al, 2003 (Oksman, 2001) (Baets et al, 2014) (Cherif et al, 2011) (Hughes et al, 2007) (Marrot et al, 2014)(Khalfallah et al, 2014)(Lefeuvre et al, 2015)(Habibi et al, 2017) (Goutianos et al, 2006) An analysis of the correlation between the strength and fibre content shows more scatter than for the modulus, ( figure 14). A simple law of mixtures estimation of fibre strength indicates a value of 486 MPa, significantly lower than the unit flax fibre average strength value (945 MPa) .…”

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“…Longitudinal tensile modulus (E1) of unidirectional composites versus fibre volume fraction(Coroller et al, 2013) (Charlet et al, 2007) (Poilâne et al, 2014) (Liang et al, 2014) (Martin et al, 2014) (Van de Weyenberg et al, 2003 (Oksman, 2001) )(Cherif et al, 2011) )(Hughes et al, 2007) (Marrot et al, 2014)(Khalfallah et al, 2014)(Lefeuvre et al, 2015)(Lebrun et al, 2013)(Habibi et al, 2017)…”

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“…)(Poilâne et al, 2014) (Liang et al, 2014) (Martin et al, 2014) (Van de Weyenberg et al, 2003 (Oksman, 2001) (Baets et al, 2014) (Cherif et al, 2011) (Hughes et al, 2007) (Marrot et al, 2014)(Khalfallah et al, 2014)(Lefeuvre et al, 2015)(Lebrun et al, 2013)(Habibi et al, 2017)(Goutianos et al, 2006) Figure 15. Initial longitudinal tensile modulus (E1) of unidirectional composites versus fiber volume fraction…”

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Flax fibres are a promising reinforcement in the development of biocomposites and are finding new applications in transport structures. However, there is a perceived problem with plant fibres related to the variability of the properties of these natural materials. This paper describes the factors which affect variability, from plant growth conditions to fibre sampling and testing. A large number of test results are presented (characterization of elementary fibres, bundles, assemblies of bundles, and unidirectional composites), and it is shown that provided fibre supply is carefully controlled, characterization procedures are appropriate, and manufacturing processes are optimal then excellent composite properties can be achieved with low variability. Highlights ► This paper provides a unique review of a large quantity of data from hundreds of tests on flax fibers ► Data are discussed in terms of testing procedures and sample geometry ► Variability of composite properties is discussed in terms of fibre variability

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“…The numerical model was compared with experimental results were limited at 300℃ and but significant result at 500℃. [51] the growing of flax community around the world which has a variety of applications exist in the plant composite study for the manufacturing-oriented applications also with the different orientation of fibers with some mechanical properties [52][53][54]. Regarding the application of flax fibers has various diversions with different proposals due to the stiffness and controlled crack propagating property it is used in sports goods manufacturing, also in the PCB boards production [55].…”

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Effect of phosphorylation on the planar compaction of reinforcements made of unidirectional flax fibres supported by a thin flax fibre mat

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Transverse compaction of fibre reinforcements has significant importance in the production of complex dry fibre preforms for the resin transfer moulding (RTM) process of composite materials. This work investigates, for the first time, the planar compaction of phosphorylated stacks of unidirectional (UD) reinforcements made of flax yarns held together by a thin layer of short flax fibres. Planar compaction tests were carried out to evaluate the influence of temperature and humidity on the creep percentage, thickness recovery, and permanent deformation of UD reinforcements prepared with and without phosphorylation. It appears that the creep percentage and permanent deformation are more important for phosphorylated reinforcements than for untreated ones. Increasing the compaction temperature and humidity results in an increase of the creep and permanent deformation of phosphorylated fibres. The tensile strength of phosphorylated fibres‐reinforced composites is lower than that of untreated ones while there is no effect on the tensile modulus.

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Combining short flax fiber mats and unidirectional flax yarns for composite applications: Effect of short flax fibers on biaxial mechanical properties and damage behaviour

Cited by 52 publications

References 47 publications

Variability of mechanical properties of flax fibres for composite reinforcement. A review

Variability of mechanical properties of flax fibres for composite reinforcement. A review

Synergistic Utilization of Flax Fiber Polymer Composites: A Review

Effect of phosphorylation on the planar compaction of reinforcements made of unidirectional flax fibres supported by a thin flax fibre mat

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