2019
DOI: 10.1088/2053-1591/ab3685
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Tribo-mechanical and physical characterization of filament wound glass/epoxy composites

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“…Then the void ratio (V a ) can be calculated according to the ASTM D2734 standard by applying Equation 3 [34] :…”
Section: Composite Samples Characterizationmentioning
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“…Then the void ratio (V a ) can be calculated according to the ASTM D2734 standard by applying Equation 3 [34] :…”
Section: Composite Samples Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Filament winding is one of the most appropriate methods for producing closed tubular composite structures because the filament yarns are continuously placed on the rotation mandrel. [23,34] As a result, fiber positioning in the filament winding method is very precise, void content is low, and the process is automatic. [35] The winding angle of the filament wound composite is an angle between the winding direction and the rotation axis.…”
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“…[5][6][7] However, when these polymer matrix composite materials are exposed to the marine environment and climatic conditions such as high humidity, temperature changes and ultraviolet radiation, a degradation of the material properties occurs that severely affects their performance. [8][9][10][11][12] Several studies of mechanical properties have been carried out on composite materials subjected to the marine environment, such as those carried out by Trujillo et al 13 conducted tension and compression tests on laminated composite materials reinforced with glass fiber and epoxy resin as matrix, concluding that these materials suffer severe degradation due to seawater aging. The results of these authors also showed that hydrolysis, plasticization, and swelling in the polymeric matrix generate damage in composite materials, such as matrix cracking, fiber-matrix interfacial failure, delamination, and fiber breakage.…”
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“…While splitting the optimized winding pattern on the outer layer the mechanical properties of the glass epoxy composite vessel improved. And the perpendicular winding pattern on the middle layer gives more stiffness [28,29]. Subrata et al have explained the stacking sequence effects on the hybrid composites reinforced by glass/jute fibers with seven combinations, the glass fiber laminates placed on both sides show high improvement of 10.7% in tensile strength and 21.5% in tensile modulus than other stacked sequences [30].…”
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