Fracture toughness of Ceramic-Fiber-Reinforced Metallic-Intermetallic-Laminate (CFR-MIL) composites

Vecchio, Kenneth S.; Jiang, Fengchun

doi:10.1016/j.msea.2015.10.018

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“…The residual velocity captured by the high-speed camera was 711.8 m/s. Then the SEA value was calculated by equation (1). Table 1 shows the area density and SEA of Ti/Al 3 Ti and other common armor materials.…”

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“…The Ti/Al 3 Ti metal/intermetallic laminate (MIL) composite is a new armor material, which combines the toughness of metal with the high specific stiffness, strength, and creep resistance of the intermetallic components. [1][2][3][4] The laminate structure and damage mode allowed for higher impact energy of the Ti/Al 3 Ti composite than other materials. The ballistic performance of the composite has been studied experimentally by Harach, who found that the protective properties are similar to armor steel.…”

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Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Cao

Zhao

Sun

et al. 2020

Advanced Composites Letters

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The metal-intermetallic laminate composite Ti/Al3Ti can be used as protective armor in aerospace and military applications, due to its low density, high strength, and superior impact-resistant performance. The ballistic performance of the laminate composite was studied by ballistic testing and finite element technology. The failure modes, such as radical cracks, layer delamination, and plastic deformation, have been found after the ballistic test, and the specific energy absorption was used to evaluate the ballistic capacity of the material. The finite element model of the Ti/Al3Ti impacted by the projectile was established by considering the interface, which was simulated by the solid elements with zero thickness. The simulation results demonstrate the failure process of the interface during penetration. The interfacial failure allowed for layer detachment with its labor layers. The simulation results agree well with that of the experiment, and the practicality and credibility of the model is verified.

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Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Cao

Zhao

Sun

et al. 2020

Advanced Composites Letters

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“…Recently, a novel ceramic fiber-reinforced metallic-intermetallic laminated (CFR-MIL) composite, Ti-Al 3 Ti-Al 2 O 3 -Al, was fabricated using reactive foil sintering technique in air. 16 It demonstrated that the reinforcement Al 2 O 3 fibers distributing in residual Al could improve the toughness of the CFR-MIL composite effectively. However, a large amount of residual Al was remained in intermetallic layer, which led to a decline in strength and modulus of the composite.…”

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Effect of shape-memory alloy NiTi fiber on microstructure and mechanical properties of continuous ceramic Al₂O₃ fiber-reinforced Ti/Al₃Ti metal–intermetallic laminated composite

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Zhu

Yan

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Advanced Composites Letters

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Shape-memory alloy titanium nickel (NiTi) fiber was introduced into continuous ceramic aluminum oxide (Al2O3) fiber-reinforced titanium–titanium trialuminide metal–intermetallic laminated (CSMAFR-MIL) composite using vacuum hot pressing (HP) sintering method to improve the microstructure and mechanical properties of the composite. Scanning electron microscopy, energy-dispersive spectroscopy, and X-ray diffraction techniques were employed to characterize the microstructure of the novel CSMAFR-MIL composite. Besides, the tensile tests were carried out on continuous Al2O3 fiber-reinforced Ti-Al metal–intermetallic laminated (CFR-MIL) composite and the CSMAFR-MIL composite to explore the influence of NiTi fiber additive on mechanical behavior of the CFR-MIL composite. The experimental results showed that the intermetallic layer including Al3Ti, Al3Ti0.8V0.2, Al3Ni intermetallics but without residual NiTi fiber was generated via the reactions of liquid Al with NiTi fiber and Ti foil during preparation. Moreover, owing to the addition of NiTi fiber, intermetallic centerline was prevented effectively to form in the CSMAFR-MIL composite. Moreover, the elemental diffusion occurred between the Al2O3 fiber and the intermetallic, revealing that the metallurgical bonding was formed during the fabrication process. Furthermore, the CSMAFR-MIL composite possessed higher strength and superior ductility than those of CFR-MIL composite attributed to the microstructure optimization.

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“…The study of thermal characteristics and low velocity drop weight impact property of flax fiber has good evaluation up to 300 °C and 2500N, the case of fire resistance there is good observation seen for flax fiber [1]. The experimental study on fluid structure interaction to evaluate the dynamic response of the composite [2].The effect of water absorption in the basalt/flax composite reinforced with vinyl ester matrix depends upon the fiber loading conditions, similarly interlaminar fracture is said to be an important factor [3]. The mechanical properties of bio-composites are an objective to study about the surface modification on both reinforcement and matrix [4].…”

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Mechanical Property of Tailor Made Flax/Glass Fiber Reinforced Hybrid Polyester Composite

2020

IJRTE

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The knowledge of mechanical properties of reinforced hybrid composites is very abundant, even though this could be one of the critical issues for many practical applications. This paper has the detailed study and a road to know more about the flax/glass fiber composites and its review on the appliance, property oriented with some of the special properties of the fiber. However, the occurrence of flax fiber is in the cooler regions of western country the worth of flax was more in the replacement of synthetic fibers as a replica of its own property in the application purposes Therefore, the current study was conducted to investigate the strength and performance of glass and flax fiber reinforced hybrid composite by a comprehensive set of experiments. The method of preparation to prepare the composite is by compression molding technique. The final result conclude that (48%flax/32% glass) has maximum tensile strength with the sample id 5,(50%flax/50%glass) has maximum flexural strength for the sample id 6 and the impact strength is for the ample id 7 (24%flax/56%glass) fiber composites.

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Fracture toughness of Ceramic-Fiber-Reinforced Metallic-Intermetallic-Laminate (CFR-MIL) composites

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Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Effect of shape-memory alloy NiTi fiber on microstructure and mechanical properties of continuous ceramic Al₂O₃ fiber-reinforced Ti/Al₃Ti metal–intermetallic laminated composite

Mechanical Property of Tailor Made Flax/Glass Fiber Reinforced Hybrid Polyester Composite

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Fracture toughness of Ceramic-Fiber-Reinforced Metallic-Intermetallic-Laminate (CFR-MIL) composites

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Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al3Ti laminate composites

Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al3Ti laminate composites

Effect of shape-memory alloy NiTi fiber on microstructure and mechanical properties of continuous ceramic Al2O3 fiber-reinforced Ti/Al3Ti metal–intermetallic laminated composite

Mechanical Property of Tailor Made Flax/Glass Fiber Reinforced Hybrid Polyester Composite

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Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Experimental and simulated research on the ballistic performance of Ti/Al₃Ti laminate composites

Effect of shape-memory alloy NiTi fiber on microstructure and mechanical properties of continuous ceramic Al₂O₃ fiber-reinforced Ti/Al₃Ti metal–intermetallic laminated composite