Fracture behaviour of carbon nanotube and carbon fibre-reinforced, epoxy-matrix hybrid composite

Shekar, K. Chandra; Kanth, Namrata; Subramanian, P. K.; Kumar, Anil; Prasad, B. Anjaneya; Prasad, N. Eswara

doi:10.1504/ijmpt.2015.070075

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“…The reinforcement may be in the variety of particulates, fibers, flake or particles. The matrix materials are usually continuous [1,2]. Currently, the polymer matrix composites with continuous fiber reinforced are nowadays considering as appropriate materials for a variety of application in electrical, building, packaging, and in automobile sectors because of their numerous practical benefits like fast production, ease of fabrication and low manufacturing cost over conventional materials [3].…”

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Effect of Fiber Orientation on the Flexural Properties of Glass Fiber Reinforced, Epoxy- Matrix Composite

Shekar

Singaravel

Prasad

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Advanced continuous polymer matrix composite materials provide considerable increase in flexural property values as compared with their bulk and monolithic counter parts. In this research work the effect of fiber orientation on the flexural strength of epoxy matrix composite materials reinforced with glass fiber was studied. Filament winding technique was employed for fabrication of composite with various fiber orientations. The flexural strength value of the glass fiber reinforced composite was comprehensively studied by means of three point bending flexural test and analysed by scanning electron microscopy. Experiments were conducted as per ASTM standards and it was concluded that reinforcement with 0o orientation of glass fibers shown improved flexural strength as compared to 45o and 90o orientation of fibers.

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confidence: 99%