Considerations Regarding the Dynamic Behavior of Composite Sandwich Bars with Polystyrene Core Reinforced with Fiber-Glass

Miriţoiu, Cosmin Mihai; Stănescu, Marius Marinel; Bolcu, Dumitru; Burada, Cristian Oliviu; Tărâţă, Daniela Florentina; Romanescu, Alina Elena

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“…From the Table 3 where there are written the free vibration results the next idea can be extracted: the samples with type B resin have improved frequency compared to the ones that have type C as a matrix. There is already known, from previous studies [29], that between dynamic rigidity and frequency is a direct proportional relation. So, if the frequency increase, the dynamic rigidity is also increased.…”

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About Some Mechanical Properties Regarding Sandwich Samples Reinforced with Poplar Strips and the Core from Crushed Corn Cobs with Hybrid Dammar-Based Matrix

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Stănescu²,

Bolcu³

et al. 2023

Mater. Plast.

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In this research some composite materials built in sandwich type style are studied. The lower and upper layers, that reinforce the samples, are made from poplar strips. The core is made from crushed corn cob and the adhesion of all parts (layers and core) is made by using hybrid resins based on a combination from dammar resin and the synthetic acrylic one (with its hardener). The static and dynamic mechanical behaviour by testing the samples to tensile and bending were studied. Two types of hybrid resins were used: one abbreviated as type B with the percentage of 60% dammar and 40% acrylic resin with hardener and one abbreviated as type C with the percentage of 65% dammar and 35% acrylic resin with hardener. A general conclusion from this study it was: the mechanical properties decrase with the dammar percentage increase. This fact can be explained by the decreased mechanical properties of the natural dammar resin compared to the synthetic acylic on

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confidence: 87%