Minimum design bending moment for systems of equivalent stiffness

de Macêdo Wahrhaftig, Alexandre; Plevris, Vagelis; Abdullah Mohamad, Barhm; Lopes Pereira, Dagoberto

doi:10.1016/j.istruc.2023.105224

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“…When the thermal expansion of the matrix material and the reinforcing particle differ significantly, there is a risk of delamination at the interface and dimensional instability of the products (Fu et al, 2019;Ray, 2005). Knowledge of the relationship between rheological behaviour of materials and their behaviour under load is particularly important in the case of nonuniform members such as stepped, tapered columns (De Macêdo Wahrhaftig et al, 2023). There are many ways for measuring the mechanical characteristics of the macroscale samples, i.e.…”

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Analysis of the thermal expansion coefficient of glass- and carbon-fibre-reinforced composites

Fejkiel,

Skwara

2024

AMME

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With the development of manufacturing processes, an increase in the importance of metal-fibre composites in materials engineering is observed. These are materials consisting of appropriately arranged layers of metal and various types of fibres. The very wide use of composite materials in the construction of machine and equipment components means they are often exposed to work in variable temperature conditions. The aim of this article was analysis of the thermal expansion of typical composites: carbon fibre-reinforced polymer, glass fibre-reinforced polymer, glass-reinforced aluminium laminate and carbon-fibre reinforced aluminium laminate. EN AW-6060 aluminium alloy was used as the reference material. The aim of the dilatometric tests was to determine the coefficient of thermal expansion and the dimensional stability of composite materials at elevated temperatures up to 100 °C. The EN AW-6060 aluminium alloy was characterized by the highest linear expansion coefficient (20.27×10−6 1/K). Composites containing glass fibres were characterized by the lowest positive linear thermal expansion coefficient. Among the composite materials tested, CARALLs exhibit the lowest thermal expansion coefficient.

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Analysis of the thermal expansion coefficient of glass- and carbon-fibre-reinforced composites

Fejkiel,

Skwara

2024

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Experimental Investigation Into the Tensile Strength Post-Repair on Damaged Aluminium 2024 -T3 Plates Using Hybrid Bonding/Riveting

Merah,

Houari,

Madani

et al. 2024

Acta Mechanica Et Automatica

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Since the implementation of repair processes by composite patch bonding, this process has consistently demonstrated high performance across various industrial sectors, especially in the fields of aeronautics, aerospace and civil engineering. Consequently, there are situations in which the riveting process becomes the sole solution, particularly when the structure is subjected to severe mechanical or thermo-mechanical stresses, since adhesives have low mechanical strength after aging. Each method has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. The current trend is to combine these two processes to minimise their drawbacks as much as possible. The objective of this work is to present an experimental study on the repair of an aluminium plate AL2024-T3 with a central circular notch using a patch of different nature (metal or composite), under tensile loading conditions. The repair composite considered is a carbon/epoxide. The results of the tensile tests showed that the repair by the combination of the two processes improves the mechanical strength of the damaged structure. A comparison of the results of the experimental curves obtained on riveted, bonded and hybrid assemblies has been taken into consideration.

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Sandwich Structure Bending Analysis Using Finite Element Analysis

Mobark,

Mothanna Taha Mohammed Fattah Agha,

Lekaa Hammed

et al. 2024

JME

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The research conducted1 using ANSYS software focuses1 on analyzing the flexural behavior of sandwich composite1 materials widely utilized in various industrial applications. The finite element method (FEM) employed facilitates a detailed understanding of the material's response to external forces. This study involves developing a model of the sandwich1 structure, accounting for its multiple layers1 and the specific properties of the 1materials used. Numerical analysis is performed to evaluate the structural response under defined loads and boundary conditions, enabling precise1 assessment of deformations, stresses, and layer-specific behavior. The findings1 obtained from the ANSYS1 simulations provide valuable insights1 for the design and optimization of sandwich composite1 structures, contributing to improved performance and 1durability in industrial1 applications.

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Minimum design bending moment for systems of equivalent stiffness

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Analysis of the thermal expansion coefficient of glass- and carbon-fibre-reinforced composites

Analysis of the thermal expansion coefficient of glass- and carbon-fibre-reinforced composites

Experimental Investigation Into the Tensile Strength Post-Repair on Damaged Aluminium 2024 -T3 Plates Using Hybrid Bonding/Riveting

Sandwich Structure Bending Analysis Using Finite Element Analysis

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