Erosive wear of composite materials

Pool, K.V.; Dharan, C. K. H.; Finnie, I.

doi:10.1016/0043-1648(86)90043-8

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“…Taguchi design of experiment is a simple approach used by the researcher to reduce the number of experiment [15].To study the erosion rate by conventional approach, at least 4 4 =256 number runs of experiments are required in full factorial design considering four parameters at four levels, where as in Taguchi experimental design approach required only 16 numbers of experiments, offering an advantage to cost and time of experiment. For minimum erosion rate 'Lower is better' characteristic study has been selected to find S/N ratio as presented in Equation 1. The tests were conducted as per the design presented in Table 4.…”

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A Study on Tribological Behavior of Glass-Epoxy Composite Filled with Granite Dust

Ray

Rout

Sahoo

2017

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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“…Due to the addition of reinforcing material in the matrix; the properties of these samples are remarkably influenced [1]. Fiber reinforced polymer composites (FRP) are used in different sectors like automotive, railway, aerospace, aircraft, marine, wind, and etc.…”

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A Study on Tribological Behavior of Glass-Epoxy Composite Filled with Granite Dust

Ray

Rout

Sahoo

2017

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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“…Since the early 1980s, research studies on the solid particle erosive wear behaviour of materials have extended from metallic materials to fibre reinforced polymer composites [1], [2] and [3]. Fibre reinforced polymer composites provide extra benefits including lightweight, excellent specific stiffness and strength, freedom in design due to tailorable anisotropy [4], and these advantages contribute to various applications from daily-use appliances to high-tech engineering and aircraft systems.…”

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“…Fibre reinforced polymer composites provide extra benefits including lightweight, excellent specific stiffness and strength, freedom in design due to tailorable anisotropy [4], and these advantages contribute to various applications from daily-use appliances to high-tech engineering and aircraft systems. However, the erosive wear resistance has remained a major issue because polymer composites usually exhibit relatively poor resistance to erosion compared to metallic materials [3] and, in some cases, the presence of fibres reduces the erosion resistance of the polymer matrix [5] and [6]. Efforts have been made to design composite laminates reinforced with multi-directional fibres which help to absorb additional impact energy from solid particles, but the improvements in erosion resistance were found to be very limited in the case of both carbon fibres [7] and glass fibres [5].…”

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Aligned carbon nanotube reinforced high performance polymer composites with low erosive wear

Jinhu

Trevarthen

Deng

et al. 2014

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing

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“…Since the 1980s 5) , the investigation of the erosion behavior of materials extended from metals to polymers and their composites. One matrix that has been eroded includes epoxy, polypropylene and polyethylene, which were listed by A.P.…”

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Dry Sand Erosion Damage Characteristic of Fibers Induced by Solid Particle Impact

Bao

Sato

Qian

et al. 2010

Textile Research Journal

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Bag filters made of fibrous components are widely used for cleaning exhaust gas. Filter damage caused by dust collection results from the erosion of the filter during particle collision. We developed an experiment and evaluation method to investigate the erosion characteristics of fiber. Using the suggested kinetic energy of impact, we evaluated the erosion wear characteristics of fibers under different experiment conditions. The results demonstrated that the erosion wear of fiber depended on the kinetic energy of impact. The erosion wear level changes based on the material characteristics (brittle or ductile) and on the impact angle of solid particles. In addition, the erosion characteristics are greatly influenced by strength and elongation of materials.

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Erosive wear of composite materials

Cited by 212 publications

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A Study on Tribological Behavior of Glass-Epoxy Composite Filled with Granite Dust

A Study on Tribological Behavior of Glass-Epoxy Composite Filled with Granite Dust

Aligned carbon nanotube reinforced high performance polymer composites with low erosive wear

Dry Sand Erosion Damage Characteristic of Fibers Induced by Solid Particle Impact

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