Impact perforation resistance of laminated and assembled composite plates

Liu, Dahsin; Raju, Basavaraju B.; Dang, Xinglai

doi:10.1016/s0734-743x(00)00021-x

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“…1a,c). The sudden reductions of force after the achievement of the maximum value of force have been also observed by other authors [16,21,22]. They concluding that such variations of the force values rather indicate to more extensive and advanced material damage, finally reducing the rigidity and strength of the material.…”

Section: Fig 1 Force -Time (Ac) and Force -Deflection (Bd) Curvessupporting

confidence: 67%

“…The first stage of the force value variations is responsible for the system stabilization. The force fluctuations in this stage represent the vibration of the material -impactor system [16]. The force fluctuations observed in the next force increase stage are insignificant and mainly associated with local degradation of composite structure [16].…”

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confidence: 97%

“…The force fluctuations in this stage represent the vibration of the material -impactor system [16]. The force fluctuations observed in the next force increase stage are insignificant and mainly associated with local degradation of composite structure [16]. The matrix degradation and propagation of delaminations, particularly on the boundaries of layers with different orientation of reinforcing fibres occur in case of low impact energies [11].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Influence of repeated impact on damage growth in fibre reinforced polymer composites

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Surowska²,

Jakubczak³

2015

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Section: Fig 1 Force -Time (Ac) and Force -Deflection (Bd) Curvessupporting

confidence: 67%

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Influence of repeated impact on damage growth in fibre reinforced polymer composites

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2015

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“…The correlation between impact energy and absorbed energy can be found using Energy profile method (EPM) (Liua et al [22]). Energy profile variations are seen in Fig.…”

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Impact resistance of gypsum board subjected to low velocity impact

2017

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Original scientific paper The aim of this study was to investigate the impact resistance and damage behaviour of gypsum and composite gypsum boards subjected to low velocity impact. Low velocity impact tests were performed on four different board materials which can be listed as gypsum boards, gypsum+75 gr/m² mesh boards, gypsum+wallpaper boards and gypsum+75 gr/m² mesh+wallpaper boards. Indenter used in the impact tests was 24 mm in diameter and has semi spherical tip geometry. Gypsum and composite gypsum boards were bonded in 500×400 mm sizes and simply supported at four sides. Various energy levels, i.e. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 J were applied to the centre of each board. As a result of low speed impact tests, impact force-time and force-displacement variations were obtained and the damaged regions of the samples were examined. Penetration thresholds and perforation thresholds of gypsum and composite gypsum board samples were determined by using Energy Profile Method (EPM). The effect of adding mesh and wallpaper into the gypsum board on stab and puncture limits was evaluated. Around 62.40 % increase occurred on gypsum+mesh+wallpaper board comparing to gypsum board in perforation thresholds. Keywords: EPM method; impact resistance; gypsum board; low velocity impact Otpornost na udar gipsane ploče izložene udaru male brzineIzvorni znanstveni članka Cilj ovoga rada je istražiti otpornost na udar i ponašanje kod oštećenja gipsanih i složenih gipsanih ploča izloženih udaru male brzine. Ispitivanja udara male brzine provedenu su na četiri različita materijala ploča, i to gipsane ploče, gips+75 gr/m² mrežaste ploče, ploče od gipsa+zidna tapeta i ploče od gipsa+75 gr/m² mreže+tapeta. Udubljenje korišteno u udarnim ispitivanjima bilo je 24 mm u promjeru i geometrije polu kuglastog tipa. Gipsane i složene gipsane ploče bile su spojene u veličinama od 500×400 mm i jednostavno pridržavane na četiri strane. Na sredinu svake ploče djelovalo se energijom različitih razina: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 i 12 J. Kao rezultat ispitivanja udara male brzine, dobivene su varijacije udarna sila-vrijeme i sila-pomak te su ispitivana oštećena područja uzoraka. Granice penetracije i granice perforacije uzoraka gipsanih i složenih gipsanih ploča određene su EPM metodom (Energy Profile Method). Procijenio se učinak dodavanja mreže i tapete u gipsanu ploču na granice izdržljivosti kod udaranja i probijanja. Na ploči od gipsa+mreža+tapeta došlo je do porasta granice perforacije od oko 62.40 % u usporedbi s gipsanom pločom.

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“…Mines et al (1999) studied the high velocity perforation behaviour of polymer composite laminates with impact perforation velocities ranging up to 571 m/s. In 2000, Liu et al (2000) studied the impact perforation resistance of laminated and assembled composite plates made of glass fibers and an epoxy matrix, investigated the joining stiffness and perforation threshold of a composite plate assembled using various joining techniques, identified an efficient way to assemble thin composite laminates to achieve a high perforation threshold, and explored the feasibility of replacing costly thick laminated composite plates with assembled composite plates. Vaidya et al (2000) described an innovative integrated hollow (space) E-glass/epoxy core sandwich composite construction that has several multi-functional benefits and advantages in terms of weight and bending stiffness.…”

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confidence: 99%