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2) It discusses how adding nanoparticles like carbon nanotubes and nanoclays can improve mechanical properties of CFRPs. Testing shows flexural stress and impact resistance increase with nanoparticles.
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Study on Vibration Analysis of Hybrid Laminated CompositesPremier Publishers
This document summarizes a study on the vibration analysis of hybrid laminated composites. Carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP) were combined with basalt fiber to form hybrid composites with 7 different stacking sequences. Tensile and vibration tests were conducted. The results showed that a hybrid composite with an outer layer of CFRP (H1) had higher tensile strength and modulus than other sequences. For vibration, a sequence with inner CFRP layers (H5) had the lowest natural frequency and highest damping ratio, indicating it could better reduce vibrations. In general, natural frequency decreased and damping increased with less CFRP and more basalt fiber. The study demonstrated hybrid composites can be designed to optimize vibration
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This study examined the effect of different percentages of carbon fiber (0%, 20%, 40%, 60%) on the thermal conductivity of epoxy composites and heat sink performance. Samples were tested at various input powers and their thermal conductivity was measured using a specialized device. Computational simulations showed that increasing carbon fiber percentage improved thermal conductivity, heat sink efficiency, and decreased heat sink size and cost. For example, increasing carbon fiber from 0% to 100% decreased average fin length by 48% and manufacturing cost by 47% while increasing junction temperature by 65% and fin efficiency by 2.5%.
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Epoxy resin composites reinforced to different types of carbon nano-particles have been fabricated. Carbon black (20, 30 and 40 wt. %), graphene (0.5 to 4 wt. %) and carbon nanotubes (CNT) (0.5 to 2 wt. %) were added with different weight percentages to epoxy. The dielectric strength of composites was tested in several conditions such as (dry, wet, low salinity and high salinity). The mechanical characterization showed that the nano-composite Polymer enhanced by using these particles in the tensile strength. Thermal gravimetric analysis shows effect of these nano-particles on the thermal structure of epoxy resin. Scanning Electron Microscopic test is used to characterize the dispersion of carbon nano-particles and to analysis the fractured parts in the nano scale.
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1) The document investigates the effect of carbon fiber content on the mechanical properties of hybrid composite laminates made of woven carbon, glass fibers and epoxy resin.
2) Specimens with different carbon fiber percentages were tested for tensile strength, compression strength, impact strength, and flexural strength.
3) The results showed that increasing the carbon fiber content increased the mechanical properties of the composite laminate in all tests. The specimen with the highest carbon fiber content performed best mechanically.
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electrospun TiO2 and carbon nanofibers (1, 3, 5 and 10%) were mixed with metal matrix and fabricated by route of powder metallurgy using High Frequency Induction heat Sintering (HFIHS). Mechanical properties of the sintered composites have been investigated. The manufactured pellets were tested for compression test, hardness and microstructures by the field emission scanning electron microscopes (FESEM), which reveals the homogeneous distribution of nanofibers in the Al/Mg matrices. In addition,
energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) was employed to obtain the chemical analysis of each composite. The result shows that, the ultimate compressive strength increased to 415 MPa at 5% TiO2, which is 13.5% more than the pure Al. The hardness increased up to 64% in case of using the ceramic nanofibers as reinforcement. While using CNFs as reinforcement to the Al matrix deteriorates the
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Thermal conductivity Characterization of Bamboo fiber reinforced in Epoxy ResinIOSR Journals
Over a past few decades composites, plastics, ceramics have been the dominant engineering material. The areas of applications of composites materials have grown rapidly and have even found new markets. The current challenge is to make the durable in tough conditions to replace other materials and also to make them cost effective .This has resulted in development of many new techniques currently being used in the industry. While the use of composites it is clear choice in many applications but the selection of material will depend on the factor such as working life, lifetime requirement, complexity of product shape produced, saving the term cost. The availability of natural fiber is abundances and also they are very inexpensive when compared to other advanced manmade fibers. The primary advantage of natural fibers are low density, low cost, biodegradability, acceptable specific properties, less wear during extracting as well as manufacturing composites and wide varieties of natural fibers are locally available. The main focus of this investigation is to determine the thermal conductivity of bamboo fiber reinforced in epoxy resin composites. The test samples were prepared as per ASTM standards using simple hand-layup technique at different fiber weight fractions (10%, 20%30%, 40%50%, 60%). Thermal conductivity (K) of the composites material were determined experimentally and is validated by the results obtained by rule of mixture, E-S model and also by finite element modeling
Study on Vibration Analysis of Hybrid Laminated CompositesPremier Publishers
This document summarizes a study on the vibration analysis of hybrid laminated composites. Carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP) were combined with basalt fiber to form hybrid composites with 7 different stacking sequences. Tensile and vibration tests were conducted. The results showed that a hybrid composite with an outer layer of CFRP (H1) had higher tensile strength and modulus than other sequences. For vibration, a sequence with inner CFRP layers (H5) had the lowest natural frequency and highest damping ratio, indicating it could better reduce vibrations. In general, natural frequency decreased and damping increased with less CFRP and more basalt fiber. The study demonstrated hybrid composites can be designed to optimize vibration
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This study examined the effect of different percentages of carbon fiber (0%, 20%, 40%, 60%) on the thermal conductivity of epoxy composites and heat sink performance. Samples were tested at various input powers and their thermal conductivity was measured using a specialized device. Computational simulations showed that increasing carbon fiber percentage improved thermal conductivity, heat sink efficiency, and decreased heat sink size and cost. For example, increasing carbon fiber from 0% to 100% decreased average fin length by 48% and manufacturing cost by 47% while increasing junction temperature by 65% and fin efficiency by 2.5%.
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Epoxy resin composites reinforced to different types of carbon nano-particles have been fabricated. Carbon black (20, 30 and 40 wt. %), graphene (0.5 to 4 wt. %) and carbon nanotubes (CNT) (0.5 to 2 wt. %) were added with different weight percentages to epoxy. The dielectric strength of composites was tested in several conditions such as (dry, wet, low salinity and high salinity). The mechanical characterization showed that the nano-composite Polymer enhanced by using these particles in the tensile strength. Thermal gravimetric analysis shows effect of these nano-particles on the thermal structure of epoxy resin. Scanning Electron Microscopic test is used to characterize the dispersion of carbon nano-particles and to analysis the fractured parts in the nano scale.
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1) The document investigates the effect of carbon fiber content on the mechanical properties of hybrid composite laminates made of woven carbon, glass fibers and epoxy resin.
2) Specimens with different carbon fiber percentages were tested for tensile strength, compression strength, impact strength, and flexural strength.
3) The results showed that increasing the carbon fiber content increased the mechanical properties of the composite laminate in all tests. The specimen with the highest carbon fiber content performed best mechanically.
This document summarizes a study on the effect of crystallite size of zinc oxide (ZnO) filler on the properties of polypropylene (PP)/ZnO nanocomposites. ZnO nanoparticles were prepared using two different methods, resulting in nanoparticles with crystallite sizes of 13.4 nm (NZO) and 29.2 nm (CZO). PP/ZnO composites containing 0-5% ZnO were produced by melt mixing. Composites with NZO exhibited higher mechanical properties, dynamic properties, and thermal stability than those with CZO, due to the smaller crystallite size and more uniform dispersion of NZO in PP. Transparency of the composites improved with decreasing ZnO crystallite
Electrospun Nanofibers Reinforced Aluminium Matrix Composites, A Trial to Imp...IJAMSE Journal
A comparison between TiO2 nanofibers and carbon nanofibers as fibers reinforced metal matrix composites with respect to mechanical properties improvements have been made in this paper. Al and Mg have been chosen as metal matrices. The used carbon and ceramic nanofibers (Titanium Oxide) were successfully synthesized using electrospinning technique. Various weight percentage of calcined
electrospun TiO2 and carbon nanofibers (1, 3, 5 and 10%) were mixed with metal matrix and fabricated by route of powder metallurgy using High Frequency Induction heat Sintering (HFIHS). Mechanical properties of the sintered composites have been investigated. The manufactured pellets were tested for compression test, hardness and microstructures by the field emission scanning electron microscopes (FESEM), which reveals the homogeneous distribution of nanofibers in the Al/Mg matrices. In addition,
energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) was employed to obtain the chemical analysis of each composite. The result shows that, the ultimate compressive strength increased to 415 MPa at 5% TiO2, which is 13.5% more than the pure Al. The hardness increased up to 64% in case of using the ceramic nanofibers as reinforcement. While using CNFs as reinforcement to the Al matrix deteriorates the
mechanical properties.
Thermal conductivity Characterization of Bamboo fiber reinforced in Epoxy ResinIOSR Journals
Over a past few decades composites, plastics, ceramics have been the dominant engineering material. The areas of applications of composites materials have grown rapidly and have even found new markets. The current challenge is to make the durable in tough conditions to replace other materials and also to make them cost effective .This has resulted in development of many new techniques currently being used in the industry. While the use of composites it is clear choice in many applications but the selection of material will depend on the factor such as working life, lifetime requirement, complexity of product shape produced, saving the term cost. The availability of natural fiber is abundances and also they are very inexpensive when compared to other advanced manmade fibers. The primary advantage of natural fibers are low density, low cost, biodegradability, acceptable specific properties, less wear during extracting as well as manufacturing composites and wide varieties of natural fibers are locally available. The main focus of this investigation is to determine the thermal conductivity of bamboo fiber reinforced in epoxy resin composites. The test samples were prepared as per ASTM standards using simple hand-layup technique at different fiber weight fractions (10%, 20%30%, 40%50%, 60%). Thermal conductivity (K) of the composites material were determined experimentally and is validated by the results obtained by rule of mixture, E-S model and also by finite element modeling
investigation on thermal properties of epoxy composites filled with pine app...Ijripublishers Ijri
he present paper deals with the effect of volume fraction of fillers on the thermal Properties of polymer composites. This work sees an opportunity of enhancement on insulation capability of a typical fiber reinforced polymer composite. To validate this mathematical model, a set of epoxy based composites, with fiber content ranging 4.38 to 20.10% of volume fractions have been prepared by simple hand lay-up technique. For preparing the composite, natural fiber i.e. Pine apple leaf fibers are incorporated in Epoxy Resin. Thermal conductivities of these composite samples are measured as per ASTM standard E-1530 by using the Unitherm™ Model 2022 tester, which operates on the double guarded heat flow principle at the temperature ranging from 30˚C to 150˚C. And also the Specific Heat of the powdered samples are measured by using Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC). By using the MATLAB the numerical analysis is carried out to find the value of Thermal Diffusivity with varying temperatures. It was observed that the thermal diffusivity varies with fiber concentration, but the variation of thermal diffusivity with varying temperature was not so significant.
KEYWORDS: Pine Apple Leaf fiber, Epoxy Composites, Volume Fraction, Thermal Properties.
a prediction of thermal properties of epoxy composites filled with pine appl...Ijripublishers Ijri
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Abstract: Human society’s need to build low-weight, high-strength and durable structures has
increased the demand for composite materials. In this case, composites are used where high mechanical strength, low weight, sound and thermal insulation properties are required. One of the most
important issues now is designing materials and coatings aimed at reducing heat loss and resisting
high temperatures. One way to address this problem is to develop a technique for preparing and
applying composite materials that slow down their heating applied to a surface. In this study, carbon
nanotubes (CNTs) reinforced composites were fabricated using silicone molding to be applied to
honeycomb sandwich structures. To determine the effect of CNTs on the thermal behavior of the
sandwich panels, different weight percentages of this material (0.025, 0.05. 0.075 wt.%) were added to
the epoxy resin. The results showed that the thermal stability of the epoxy composites was directly
related to the increase in the percentage of CNTs as the CNT content increased to 0.075 wt.%, and the
thermal degradation temperature of the epoxy composites increased by 14 ◦C. In addition, the energy
absorption increased by 4.6% with an increase in CNTs up to 0.075 wt.%. Density measurements
showed that the density of the nanocomposite samples increased by adding CNTs to pure epoxy
resin. The actual densities of the samples reinforced with 0.025, 0.05, and 0.075 wt.% CNTs are 0.925,
0.926, and 0.927 of the theoretical density, respectively. Since the CNT dispersion uniformity in the
epoxy matrix can significantly affect the properties of the composites, in this study, a new method of
dispersing CNTs in the epoxy resin matrix resulted in higher thermal conductivity while using lower
amounts of CNTs compared to other studies. The storage modulus of the epoxy matrix composites
reinforced with 0.05 wt.% in this study was 25.9% and 6.9% higher than that from the previous study
reinforced with 0.1 wt.% and 0.25 wt.% CNTs, respectively. Furthermore, the tanδ and loss modulus
of the composite reinforced with 0.05 wt.% CNTs in this study were 52% and 54.5% higher than that
from the previous study with 0.1 wt.% CNTs, respectively. This study provided an optimal approach
for designers and engineers who want to effectively design their composite honeycomb sandwich
structure with better thermal properties.
Keywords: epoxy composites; carbon nanotubes (CNTs); thermal stability; energy absorption;
density; honeycomb sandwich structure; CNT dispersion
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This document summarizes research on functionalized multi-walled carbon nanotube (f-MWCNT)-reinforced epoxy composites. Different weight percentages of f-MWCNTs (1-4%) were added to epoxy resin and characterized. Scanning electron microscopy showed uniform f-MWCNT dispersion up to 4% weight, with increased surface roughness. Raman spectroscopy confirmed the presence of f-MWCNTs through D and G bands. Electrical resistivity of the epoxy decreased from 108 to 103 Ω.m with f-MWCNT additions from 1-4% due to improved conductivity pathways. Hardness increased by 20.7-29.09% with 1-4% f-
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Wood nanofibers from industrial waste have been used as polymeric
material to reinforce the cement paste to a content of up to 2% by weight of
cement. The effect of the wood nanofibre content on the porosity, the
compressive strength and the degree of hydration of the cement was studied. The
results showed an improvement in compressive strength of over 50% with 1% of
added fiberwood. Chemical modification of nanofiber wood by grafting alkyl
chains to their surface can reduce the amount of water absorbed by the sample.
Addition of an anionic additive (SDBS) to the mixing water improves the surface
of the samples more and more by minimizing the pore size by emulsion effect,
hence the water absorption decreases. The degree of hydration of the cement
increased with the cellulose content containing nanofibrils. The analysis revealed
that the presence of nanofibers favored the hydration of the cement by producing
more calcium silicate gel and portlandite, probably the main reason for this
improvement in compressive strength.
This document provides an overview of carbon fiber, including its crystal structure, history, properties, manufacturing process, applications, safety issues, and recycling. Carbon fiber is made of carbon atoms bonded in a honeycomb lattice called graphene. It has high strength and stiffness but is also lightweight. Major uses of carbon fiber include aerospace and automotive applications where high strength to weight ratio is important. The manufacturing process involves turning carbon fiber precursor materials like polyacrylonitrile into yarn and fabric for composite materials.
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This document discusses fabricating copper-carbon nanotube (Cu/CNT) composites using powder metallurgy techniques. It first provides motivation for developing materials with enhanced properties like lower friction. It then reviews literature showing CNTs can improve properties like strength and thermal conductivity in metal matrices. The document outlines a process to coat CNTs with nickel via electroless plating before mixing with copper powder and sintering. Testing will examine how added CNTs affect hardness, wear rate, and porosity. The expected results are that CNTs will reduce wear coefficients by enhancing properties like hardness. Potential applications of the Cu/CNT composites include bearings, electrical brushes, and brakes where properties like
This document discusses a study on modifying carbon fiber surfaces with nitric acid treatment and measuring the effects on mechanical and tribological properties when used to reinforce polyimide composites. Carbon fibers were treated with nitric acid and analyzed with XPS to show increased nitrogen and oxygen concentrations and different chemical functionalities on the surface. Composites made with treated fibers showed improved tensile strength and friction/wear performance compared to untreated fibers. The document provides background on carbon fiber composites and different surface treatment techniques before detailing the experimental methods used and presenting results which demonstrated benefits of nitric acid treatment for interfacial adhesion and mechanical properties.
This document summarizes a study on the effect of environmental degradation on the viscoelastic response of epoxy resins modified with carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRPs) made with the modified epoxy. CNTs were added to an epoxy resin at concentrations from 0.1-1% using high-shear mixing. The modified resin was used to make unreinforced cast specimens and CFRPs with a 0.5% CNT content. All specimens were subjected to hydrothermal conditioning. Dynamic mechanical analysis of the conditioned specimens showed degradation of properties like damping and storage modulus for the modified materials compared to unmodified controls.
The document experimentally investigates carbon nanotube (CNT) infused glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) hollow box beams. GFRP hollow box beams were fabricated using hand lay-up and vacuum bagging with varying weight percentages of multiwalled CNTs (0%, 0.5%, 1%). Three-point bending and edgewise compression tests were performed on the beams. The results showed that the bending stress was highest for the beam with 1% CNT infusion at 81.1 MPa. Meanwhile, the maximum compressive stress was highest for the beam with 0.5% CNT infusion at 85.371 MPa. In conclusion, the addition of CNTs improved the mechanical properties of G
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This document summarizes research on developing a multi-scale modeling approach to predict the structural behavior of carbon fiber reinforced composite pipes used for offshore oil and gas risers. The approach models the pipe behavior at the micro, meso, and macro scales and links the scales together. Experiments were conducted to validate the modeling approach and determine material properties at each scale. Results showed good agreement between predicted and experimental properties and structural response at different loading conditions. The multi-scale modeling approach shows promise for designing composite risers while addressing current limitations in experience, standards, and design methodologies.
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A Review Paper On Properties Of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers
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A Review Paper on Properties of Carbon Fiber
Reinforced Polymers
Saleel Visal Swapnil U. Deokar
UG Student Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering
Smt. Kashibai Navale college of Engineering, Pune Smt. Kashibai Navale college of Engineering, Pune
Carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRPs) are one the stiffest and lightest composite materials, they are much convincing than
other conventional materials in many fields and applications. Use of composites is limited due to their higher rice and lower
formability. Use of nanoparticles increases mechanical properties of these composites. As these composites are costly materials,
Non Non-destructive testing (NDT) such as Eddy current pulsed thermography (ECPT) is used for studying properties against
impact loading. Modifying composite papers with Hot Melting Fibers (HMF) shows increase in mechanical properties without
considerable reduction in electrical properties.
Keywords: carbon fiber, CFRP, composite, material properties
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I. INTRODUCTION
Fiber reinforced composites are considered to replace metallic components in many industries for past several years. Because,
compared to conventional metals fiber reinforced composites have low density, high specific strength and stiffness, higher
corrosion resistance and improved fatigue performance. Performance of these fiber reinforced composite under various loading
condition; such as axial, torsion and impact loading is very crucial for the design of structural components. Mechanical properties
of fiber reinforced polymer composites depend on the fiber, matrix and the interface between them. Among all fiber reinforced
composites, carbon fiber reinforced polymers are emerging because of remarkable properties of carbon fibers and polymer matrix
combination. Properties of these CFRP can be enhanced by using several additives.
II. LITERATURE REVIEW
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are the strongest materials among the nanoparticles and are most widely used because of their strong
interfacial interactions and excellent stress transfer properties. Uniform dispersion and proper interfacial adhesion between polymer
and CNTs is most important hurdle for employing CNT as effective reinforcements in polymer composites. To increase
compatibility of matrix with CNTs chemical fictionalization could be done which forms an interface with stronger interconnections
and then increases compatibility.
Even if interface problem for CNTs is solved still CNTs are expensive and can be hazardous to health. Less expensive organic
materials like nanoclays are also used for composite reinforcement. Nanoclays are layered structures capable of reinforcing the
matrix to enhance mechanical properties. They act as thermal and moisture barrier to provide thermal stability and environmental
degradation resistance as well[1]. As 2 wt.% addition of nanoparticles gives optimum results[1] the nanoclay used for
experimentation was 2 wt.% I30E (Octadecylamine surface modified) Montmorillonite Nanoclay. 3 point bending (flexure) test,
Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA), and Low Velocity Impact (LVI) test have been conducted to characterize the modified
composites and then compared with unmodified carbon/epoxy composites.
For experimentation nanoparticles were dispersed in CFRP, the dispersion technique used is shown in figure 1.
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Fig. 1: Dispersion of nanoparticles and fabrication of laminates[1]
For impact testing however, Eddy current pulsed thermography was used as Eddy current pulsed thermography is a measurement
technique, which induces eddy current in conductive material and detecting reflected thermal waves from boundaries of interfaces.
There are two types of configuration reflection mode and transmission mode.
In reflection mode excitation and data acquisition is carried out on same side. In transmission mode specimen is stimulated from
one side and data is recorded from other side. Eddy current pulsed thermography involves two heating modes according to different
skin effect by eddy current induction; these are near surface heating and volumetric heating. Near surface heating is used when
skin depth is very small and can be neglected. Whereas, volumetric heating is used when skin depth is much larger e.g. for CFRP
with small conductivity it is about 50mm at 100kHz[2].
When impact energy increases more and more partial carbon structure will break down decreasing its conductivity therefore
increasing resistivity. Therefore as impact energy increases electrical conductivity decreases.
Fig. 2: Photo of CFRP impacted laminate [2] Fig. 3: General impact characteristics for CFRP structures.[2]
Since signal to noise ratio depends on heating of sample as heating increases ratio increases, but thermal diffusion process can
lead to blurring of image therefore optimum heating time used to 50-200 ms For testing of modification in properties of composite
paper testing specimen were prepared. In their experiment’ Yunzhou Shi et.al. used chopped carbon fibers from Toray industries
and unbleached softwood pulp from Weyerhaeuser. Hot-melting fibers (with an average length of 6 mm) provided by Danyang
Shuguang fiber Co., Ltd were used for mechanical modification.
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Unbleached softwood pulp was mechanically beaten for 40 min to acquire cellulose (CLS) aqueous slurries with a concentration
of 0.1 wt%. Chopped carbon fiber were dispersed in water (0.1wt %), adding APAM (0.1 wt%) as dispersant. Both CL Sand CF
slurries were mechanically stirred for 30min respectively before mixed together [3]. The well dispersed CLS and CF slurries were
mixed together in different ratios and stirred for another 10 min to ensure both CLS and CF to distribute evenly. Dispersion of Hot
melting fibers in water was made using APAM (0.1% wt), which was then mixed with slurries of cellulose and carbon fiber in
different ratio as modification component then paper was made from it. Testing: composites produced were tested on universal
testing machine. Ten samples of each concentration were tested and mean was taken.
Results: composites with added nanoparticles shows improvement in properties than that of parent composite.
Fig. 4: Flexural Stress versus strain response of control and nanoparticles reinforced carbon fiber/epoxy composite samples [1]
According to graph in figure.2, there is significant rise in flexural stress of the enhanced materials. Low velocity impact stress
were conducted on 30J and 40J energy levels. At 30J energy level the load-displacement profile was very smooth for all samples.
This smooth nature of graph implies that there is no sudden lamina failure. But, in case of graphs obtained at 40J
energy levels there is sudden and significant drop of the profile for all samples.
(a) (b)
Fig. 5: (a) Load vs Displacement plot for control and modified carbon/epoxy composites impacted at (a) 30J; (b) 40J energy levels.[1]
When tested for Dynamic mechanical analysis to obtain viscoelastic properties (Viscoelasticity is the property of materials that
exhibit both viscous and elastic characteristics when undergoing deformation). It is as expected that nanoparticle reinforced carbon
fiber/epoxy composites have higher glass transition temperature and higher storage modulus than parent material. Moreover loss
modulus and damping properties are also higher in nanoparticle reinforced material than that of parent material.
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(a) (b)
Fig. 6: (a) Storage modulus; (b) Loss modulus of modified and control carbon/epoxy composites.[1]
Fig. 7: Thermograms for front side side of 10 J impacted laminate at 200 ms under reflection mode.[2]
Fig.7 show thermogram for front side for 10J impact laminates at 200ms. There is a circle shape of higher temperature around
impact. However, the middle area (concavity with thinner thickness) does not show the higher temperature. In the experiments
under transmission mode, the front side and rear side of 10 J impacted laminate are tested, respectively. In order to let heat conduct
from surface to rear side, the greater heating time (1 s) and cooling time (500 ms) are applied[2].
Fig. 8: Thermogram for front side of 10 J impacted laminate at 50 ms under transmission mode.[2]
Table – 1
The locations of points A, B, C, D and E on 10 J impacted laminate.
Point name Location (carbon fiber of matrix) Location (defect or good part)
A Carbon fiber Impact edge
B Matrix Impact edge
C Carbon fiber Defect free
D Matrix Defect free
E matrix Impact middle
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Fig. 9: Temperature responses for different points on 10 J impacted laminate under transmission mode.[2]
The fiber structure and polymer matrix will show the different transient temperature responses as they have different specific
electric and thermal properties.In heating phase point A and C have almost similar temperature in early stage, showing higher
temperature than B and D since both are of conductive carbon fiber however after 500ms A and B shows higher temperature. While
cooling, A and B shows higher temperature than other points.
(a) (b)
Fig. 10: SEM images of the CF/CLS composite papers (20 wt% of CF).[3]
As we can see from images in Fig.10 the cellular structure of cellulose was squashed after mechanical beaten, providing larger
superficial area. The flexible cellulose fibers with large superficial area can offer sufficient frictional force and entanglement.
Results of testing material on universal testing machine are shown if Fig.11 as graph of tensile strength versus percentage
elongation. Results of various ratios of cellulose and carbon fiber are shown
(a) (b)
Fig. 11: CF/CLS composite papers of different CF fractions: (a) tensile test average curves and (b) tensile breaking strength and elongation
values as a function of CF fraction.[3]
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Fig. 12: SEM images of the CF/CLS/HMF composite papers (5 wt% of CF, 57 wt% of CLS and 38 wt% of HMF) at 1000X[3]
Fig. 13: CF/CLS/HMF composite papers of different CF fractions: tensile test average curves[3]
When compared, modified CF/CLS paper shows enhancement in mechanical properties than that of unmodified, this has
occurred due to binding forces provided by hot melting fibers. These contribute to the stress transfer and dispersion. However, the
modified papers show an earlier decline in breaking strength with the addition of carbon fibers. This is mainly caused by the
reduction of binding joints formed by hot-melting fibers, as well as the reduction of inter-fiber forces provided by cellulose fibers.
III. CONCLUSION
From various experimentation done by research team it is clear that addition of CNT or nanoclay which in this case is
montmorillonite Nanoclay properties of CFRP are showing promising increase and enhancement. As well as for NDT testing the
early stage of heating phase is suitable for carbon fiber mapping and that both latter heating phase and cooling phase can be used
for impact characterization. Both results under reflection mode and transmission modeillustrate that the detection of impact is
mainly based on the carbon structure broken and conductivity change but not the thickness change using eddy current pulsed
thermography.
Composite papers which are modified, shows better mechanical properties than unmodified. Tensile strength for both modified
and unmodified papers first increases then decreases with increase in carbon fiber fraction.
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