Experimental Research on Compression/Compression Fatigue Performance of Impacted Composite Laminates

Jian Yu Zhang; Ming Li; Hai Ming Hong; Bin Jun Fei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.470.1093

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Experimental Research on Compression/Compression Fatigue Performance of Impacted Composite Laminates

Abstract:

Low velocity impact tests were carried out on T300/QY8911 and CCF300/QY8911 composite laminates, which led to similar impacted damage characterized by dent depths on laminates. Compression/compression fatigue strength tests of the impacted laminates were further conducted. The comparison of the compression/compression fatigue performance between the two types of composite laminates with similar impacted damage shows the compression/compression fatigue behaviors of T300/QY8911 and CCF300/QY8911 are similar. It follows that the CCF300/QY8911 is an effectively alternative to the T300/QY8911 in damage tolerance behavior.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 470)

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1093-1096

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Jian Yu Zhang*, Ming Li, Hai Ming Hong, Bin Jun Fei

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Composite, Compression/Compression Fatigue, Fatigue Strength, Low Velocity Impact (LVI)

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