Study on Effects of the Nano Reinforcing Material on the Mechanical Properties of Self-Healing Composites

Yan Miao Ma; Li Zhang; Guang Yuan Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.487.20

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Study on Effects of the Nano Reinforcing Material on the Mechanical Properties of Self-Healing Composites

Abstract:

In order to improve the mechanical properties of the glass fiber reinforced nylon 6 composites (GFRPP6/MCES) with microcapsules, different ratios of nanoreinforcing materials are added into this self-healing composite material which is used in gears, and how the nanoreinforcing material affects the mechanical properties of the self-healing composite is studied by testing its tensile property, bending property, impact strength and hardness. The results show that the appropriate amount of nanoreinforcing material can improve the mechanical properties of the self-healing composite. Whats more, when its content comes to 4wt%, the mechanical properties reached the maximum value and the improvement effect is the most obvious.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 487)

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20-24

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January 2014

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Yan Miao Ma*, Li Zhang, Guang Yuan Nie

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Composite Material, Mechanical Property, Nanoreinforcing Material, Self-Healing

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