Experimental Analysis and Study of the Shock Absorption of Carbon Composite

Michal Petrů; Ladislav Ševčík; Aleš Lufinka; Martina Syrovátková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.157

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Strength Determination of Composite Flexible Joint
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Experimental Analysis and Study of the Shock Absorption of Carbon Composite
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Experimental Analysis and Study of the Shock Absorption of Carbon Composite

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Composite materials are a regular part of many industries - aerospace, automotive, mechanical engineering. Lower weight and comparable in some ways even better mechanical properties, are the reason why composites progressively substitute traditional metal based material. The article describes the design of composite tub with metal reinforcement. Compares the theoretical and real output of sample produced from CF prepreg specially designed for absorbing the energy during crash impact. The results show that the sample due to its deformation is able to absorb some energy and become a material usable in structural applications.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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February 2016

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Michal Petrů, Ladislav Ševčík, Aleš Lufinka, Martina Syrovátková

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Absorption, Carbon Fibers, Composite, Deformation, Energy, Impact, UD Prepreg

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