2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00289-023-04807-4
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Effects of thermoplastic coating on interfacial interactions in advanced engineering composites for aerospace applications

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“…In cases of Mode I dominance, the fractures are predominantly adhesive in coal/epoxy and mixed adhesive-cohesive in coal/PEEK composites (PEEK is a polyether ketone thermoplastic matrix), with the involvement of layers in the fiber fracture process [57]. In cases of Mode II (transverse shear) dominance, the crack surfaces of delamination in relatively brittle matrices (epoxy) are comb-like, which indicates multiple turns of the crack front in the interlayer [58]. In this case, a refracture zone is formed (Figure 4c).…”
Section: Load-bearing Capacity Of Structural Elements With Delaminationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In cases of Mode I dominance, the fractures are predominantly adhesive in coal/epoxy and mixed adhesive-cohesive in coal/PEEK composites (PEEK is a polyether ketone thermoplastic matrix), with the involvement of layers in the fiber fracture process [57]. In cases of Mode II (transverse shear) dominance, the crack surfaces of delamination in relatively brittle matrices (epoxy) are comb-like, which indicates multiple turns of the crack front in the interlayer [58]. In this case, a refracture zone is formed (Figure 4c).…”
Section: Load-bearing Capacity Of Structural Elements With Delaminationmentioning
confidence: 99%