Understanding heterogeneity in discontinuous compression composite materials for high-volume applications
Understanding heterogeneity in discontinuous compression composite materials for high-volume applications
To understand the mechanisms contributing to material heterogeneity in discontinuous compression moulded composite materials, a data rich study combining digital image correlation (DIC), thermoelastic stress analysis (TSA) and X-ray computed tomography (CT) is presented. Initial results show that DIC and TSA are capable of capturing variability in surface strains and stresses when subjected to a cyclic load, and X-ray CT has been used to quantify volumetric variability in local resin volume content and distribution of local fibre orientations, which all contribute to the complex response detected on the component surface.
Lock-in digital image correlation, thermoelastic stress analysis, X-ray computed tomography, carbon fibre composite materials, complex materials
Bull, Daniel
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Barton, Janice
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Thomsen, Ole
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June 2018
Bull, Daniel
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Barton, Janice
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Thomsen, Ole
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Bull, Daniel, Barton, Janice and Thomsen, Ole
(2018)
Understanding heterogeneity in discontinuous compression composite materials for high-volume applications.
In Proceedings of the 75th SEM Annual Conference, USA, 2018.
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To understand the mechanisms contributing to material heterogeneity in discontinuous compression moulded composite materials, a data rich study combining digital image correlation (DIC), thermoelastic stress analysis (TSA) and X-ray computed tomography (CT) is presented. Initial results show that DIC and TSA are capable of capturing variability in surface strains and stresses when subjected to a cyclic load, and X-ray CT has been used to quantify volumetric variability in local resin volume content and distribution of local fibre orientations, which all contribute to the complex response detected on the component surface.
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Published date: June 2018
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Lock-in digital image correlation, thermoelastic stress analysis, X-ray computed tomography, carbon fibre composite materials, complex materials
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