Drop-weight impact behaviour of woven hybrid basalt–carbon/epoxy composites

Effect of Fibre Orientations on Damping and Vibration Characteristics of Basalt Epoxy Composite Laminates

“…Petrucci et al [6] studied mechanical performance of different hybrid laminates based on basalt fibre for inner core material, and glass, flax and hemp fibre for outer layers for symmetrical configuration. Sarasini et al [7] investigated the quasi-static mechanical properties and low velocity impact behaviour of carbon/basalt laminates and the effects of hybridization on those properties. Petrucci et al [8] examined the impact and flexural postimpact behavior of ternary hybrid composites based on epoxy resin reinforced with basalt, flex, hemp and glass fibres.…”

Experimental and numerical investigation of interply hybrid composites based on woven fabrics and PCBT resin subjected to low-velocity impact

“…It is found that hybrid composites have higher interlaminar shear, tensile, as well as compression after impact properties by using hybridization approach [10][11][12][13][14]. While researches on dynamical characteristics of hybrid composites are usually comprised of mechanical experiments such as low-velocity impact test [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]. In this regards, Hosur et al [15] carried out the experimental investigation to determine the response of four different combinations of hybrid laminates under low-velocity impact load.…”

Bending properties of carbon/glass and carbon/aramid fabric composites with various stacking structures by the VARTM method

“…These have the flexibility of design and superior manufacturing over other materials [11][12][13][14]. Recently, as the need for the development of new materials is increasing, high-performance multi-functional composites are being actively developed with properties such as lightweight, heat resistance, electrical conductivity, vibration damping, and dimensional stability [15][16][17][18][19].…”