Analysis of Mechanical and Impact Properties of Prepreg Composites under Elevated Temperature

Soňa Rusnáková; Ladislav Fojtl; Milan Žaludek; Alexander Čapka; Vladimír Rusnák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.141

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Analysis of Mechanical and Impact Properties of Prepreg Composites under Elevated Temperature

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This paper presents an experimental investigation of mechanical and impact properties of carbon and Kevlar-glass composites prepared from pre-impregnated materials. Namely, flexural performance in three-point bending at different temperatures is evaluated. Moreover, Charpy impact test and low-velocity impact test are also conducted for classification of impact properties and character of rupture. These all properties are important for material design of sport bike rims and many sport and other applications.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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February 2016

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Soňa Rusnáková*, Ladislav Fojtl, Milan Žaludek, Alexander Čapka, Vladimír Rusnák

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Bending, Carbon, Charpy Impact, Composite, Low-Velocity Impact, Prepreg

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