Investigation of kink induced defect in aluminium sheets for Glare manufacturing

Nardi, Davide; Abouhamzeh, M.; Leonard, R.A.; Sinke, J.

doi:10.1016/j.compositesa.2019.105531

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing

2019

DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesa.2019.105531

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Investigation of kink induced defect in aluminium sheets for Glare manufacturing

Davide Nardi

M. Abouhamzeh

R.A. Leonard³

et al.

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Experimental Characterisation of Cure-Dependent Spring-Back Behaviour of Metal-Composite Laminates in a Hot-Pressing Process

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This study focuses on the spring-back as a function of the degree of cure on single-curved metal-composite laminates. The manufacturing through a hot-pressing process involves different (curing) stages and can reduce the spring-back with the proper combination of forming and curing. The cure-dependent spring-back is measured and analysed as a function of material constituents, fibre directions, laminate layups, and the process parameters including temperature, holding time and pressure. The results demonstrate that the spring-back ratio after full-cured process is relatively small and mainly depends on the mechanical properties of the metal sheet in laminates. However, temperature and time have a significant effect on the spring-back of partially-cured laminates and the same type of fibre prepreg combined with two different metal sheets have similar trends of spring-back reduction. Moreover, the study found that the hybrid laminates with aluminium sheet delaminate at low pressure after full-cured, while the delamination disappears as the pressure increases. The characterisation on cure-dependency of the spring-back contributes to a better understanding of the deformability of the metal-composite laminates during the hot-pressing process and offers an opportunity to tune the spring-back of these laminates.

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Experimental Characterisation of Cure-Dependent Spring-Back Behaviour of Metal-Composite Laminates in a Hot-Pressing Process

Liu,

Sinke,

Dransfeld

2024

Appl Compos Mater

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Investigation of kink induced defect in aluminium sheets for Glare manufacturing

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Experimental Characterisation of Cure-Dependent Spring-Back Behaviour of Metal-Composite Laminates in a Hot-Pressing Process

Experimental Characterisation of Cure-Dependent Spring-Back Behaviour of Metal-Composite Laminates in a Hot-Pressing Process

Experimental and numerical investigation of fiber metal laminate forming behavior using a variable blank holder force

A modified bias-extension test method for the characterisation of intra-ply shear deformability of hybrid metal-composite laminates

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