Study on Biomimetic Composites by Imitating Shell Structure

Xiao Fei Ding; Ai Guang Lin; Zhong Dong Xie; You Ming Diao; Chen Xiao Mu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.535-537.27

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Study on Biomimetic Composites by Imitating Shell Structure

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The ethoxy resin-based composite was made by imitating the structure of shell in the paper, and its structure and mechanical properties were studied . The results showed that the mechanical properties of the ethoxy resin-based composite with bamboo fibre and hemp fibre are higher than that of the ethoxy resin-based composite, and higher the toughness. The toughening mechanisms of the bamboo fibre and hemp fibre reinforced ethoxy resin-based composite have crack stagnation, microcrack, interface stripping, fiber extraction an

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 535-537)

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June 2012

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Xiao Fei Ding, Ai Guang Lin, Zhong Dong Xie, You Ming Diao, Chen Xiao Mu

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Composite, Mechanical Property, Shell, Structure, Toughening Mechanism

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