2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.compstruct.2004.09.007
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The effect of impactor shape on the impact response of composite laminates

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“…Hazell et al (2008) studied damage mechanism of CFRP when subjected to normal and oblique impact at a high velocity. On the other hand, in terms of low-velocity impact, Mitrevski et al (2005) studied the effect of various projectile shapes, namely, hemispherical, conical and ogival. Conical and ogival impactors generate permanent indentation and penetration whereas a hemispherical impactor produces BVID.…”
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“…Hazell et al (2008) studied damage mechanism of CFRP when subjected to normal and oblique impact at a high velocity. On the other hand, in terms of low-velocity impact, Mitrevski et al (2005) studied the effect of various projectile shapes, namely, hemispherical, conical and ogival. Conical and ogival impactors generate permanent indentation and penetration whereas a hemispherical impactor produces BVID.…”
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“…O dispositivo é simples, compacto, robusto e de baixo custo, substituindo adequadamente sistemas de impacto comerciais mais sofisticados. Para uma abordagem mais conservadora, ou seja, que compromete mais severamente as propriedades residuais de laminados compósitos impactados [19][20][21][22], utilizou-se um impactador com ponta esférica de aço com 5 mm de diâmetro e massa de 0,103 kg.…”
Section: Impacto Repetido Por Queda-de-peso (Drop-weight Test)unclassified
“…Moreover, the effect of the impactor shape and water immersion aging on the drop-weight impact responses of carbon reinforced epoxy and hybrid glass-graphite fibers/toughened epoxy composites has been investigated [11][12][13]. Seltzer et al [14] find the energy absorption capability of hybrid glass/carbon composites was primarily influenced by the presence of z-yarns.…”
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