Evaluation of quasi static strength of Kevlar/Basalt-Epoxy and Kevlar/Glass-Epoxy Intra-woven composite laminate

Joshua, J. Jensin; Lohchab, Dalbir Singh; Aanandhan, A.R.S. Nikhil; Ashwin, M.; Keerthana, S.; Sateesh, Rayala; Seralathan, S.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2023.04.249

Materials Today: Proceedings

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2023.04.249

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Evaluation of quasi static strength of Kevlar/Basalt-Epoxy and Kevlar/Glass-Epoxy Intra-woven composite laminate

J. Jensin Joshua

Dalbir Singh Lohchab

A.R.S. Nikhil Aanandhan

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Dynamic mechanical analysis, flammability and quasi-static test on Kevlar/basalt-epoxy hybrid composite laminates

Parekh,

Rakesh,

Uttrani

et al. 2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The composites made of Kevlar and basalt are studied individually. The experimental investigations aims to study the hybrid composites made from both materials. The present study examines the thermal as well as mechanical properties of the composites by conducting tests such as dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA), flammability (UL-94) and quasi-static tests on Kevlar, basalt, and Kevlar/basalt hybrid composites. The composite laminates are fabricated by hand-layup method and the results are compared to evaluate the thermal and mechanical properties. DMA test showed that Kevlar has a higher storage modulus, while basalt has a higher loss modulus. Quasi-static test showed basalt has the higher energy absorption capacity followed by the hybrid Kevlar/basalt composite. The hybrid Kevlar/basalt composite showed these values at par with pure Kevlar laminate. The flammability UL-94 test demonstrated that hybrid composite exhibited better flame retardancy properties. Based on the results, it is found that Kevlar/basalt hybrid composite is a better material for the applications of balanced mechanical properties with flame retardancy when compared to Kevlar or basalt individually.

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Dynamic mechanical analysis, flammability and quasi-static test on Kevlar/basalt-epoxy hybrid composite laminates

Parekh,

Rakesh,

Uttrani

et al. 2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Evaluation of quasi static strength of Kevlar/Basalt-Epoxy and Kevlar/Glass-Epoxy Intra-woven composite laminate

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Dynamic mechanical analysis, flammability and quasi-static test on Kevlar/basalt-epoxy hybrid composite laminates

Dynamic mechanical analysis, flammability and quasi-static test on Kevlar/basalt-epoxy hybrid composite laminates

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