The bolt bearing strength of glass/carbon hybrid composites

Matthews, F.L.; Roshan, Amir; Phillips, L.N.

doi:10.1016/0010-4361(82)90003-9

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“…Other methods for reducing the test data in tension-bearing testing [38,[60][61][62] exist. A common industry method is to calculate bearing strength (r 4% ) at 4% of bearing strain, and an initial bearing strength (r ini ) determined by the location of the first load drop [38,63,64].…”

Section: Tension-bearing Testing Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interlaminar and intralaminar reinforcement of composite laminates with aligned carbon nanotubes

Wicks

Villoria

Wardle

2010

Composites Science and Technology

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Section: Tension-bearing Testing Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interlaminar and intralaminar reinforcement of composite laminates with aligned carbon nanotubes

Wicks

Villoria

Wardle

2010

Composites Science and Technology

367

174

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“…The superior qualities of carbon fibers with regards to tensile strength and stiffness are limited though by some brittleness especially in particular situations, as for example hosting junction elements, such as bolts and rivets, and therefore needing to be machined for the purpose. In this case, it proved suitable to obtain more ductile fracture hybridization with other fibers, the first attempts being with glass ones [19]. Concerns were raised with regards to the drop of the fracture energy of the notched glass/carbon hybrid laminates undergoing Charpy impact testing as far as the ratio between carbon fibers and glass fibers was increased [20].…”

Section: Using Carbon Fibers In Combination With Others In Compositesmentioning

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Mechanical and Impact Damage Analysis on Carbon/Natural Fibers Hybrid Composites: A Review

Santulli¹

2019

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Hybrid composite laminates including carbon fibers and natural fibers, hence basalt and/or vegetable ones, draw on the experiences accumulated in studying the hybridization of fiberglass with carbon or natural fibers. Yet, in the case of carbon/natural fiber composites, the sense is different: in particular, the idea is to accept the reduction of properties from bare carbon fiber composites and the unavoidable complication in processing, induced by hybridization. The compensation obtained, which offers a rationale to this operation, is the improved toughness and a significant modification of the different modes of failure. This would bring a higher energy absorption and a substantially more effective damage tolerance. The aforementioned characteristics are particularly of interest in the case of flexural properties, impact properties, and residual post-impact performance.

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“…So far, there is very little data available on using a combination of reinforcement, such as glass, graphite, and Kevlar, to make hybrid composite joints [101,107]. Open literature on thicksection hybrid composite joints, to the best of proposers' knowledge, is still non existent.…”

Section: 4: Composite Jointsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fast Forward Modeling of EMI Responses from Subsurface Metallic Objects and Ambient Environments

Paulsen¹

2006

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The bolt bearing strength of glass/carbon hybrid composites

Cited by 30 publications

References 2 publications

Interlaminar and intralaminar reinforcement of composite laminates with aligned carbon nanotubes

Interlaminar and intralaminar reinforcement of composite laminates with aligned carbon nanotubes

Mechanical and Impact Damage Analysis on Carbon/Natural Fibers Hybrid Composites: A Review

Fast Forward Modeling of EMI Responses from Subsurface Metallic Objects and Ambient Environments

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