Shear Cutting Behaviors in Thermosetting and Thermoplatic CFRP Laminates

Noriko Nakamura; Keiji Ogi; Atsushi Ota; Sho Nakata; Kenta Suma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.656-657.347

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Shear Cutting Behaviors in Thermosetting and Thermoplatic CFRP Laminates

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This paper presents shear cutting behaviors in thermosetting and thermoplastic CFRP laminates. Cross-ply laminates were fabricated from unidirectional thermosetting and thermoplastic CFRP prepregs for shear cutting tests. The tests were conducted by using three upper blades (Blades A, B and C) with different clearance and shearing angles at room and elevated temperatures up to around the glass transition temperature T_g. The cross-sections near the cutting surfaces were observed to quantitatively measure the length of burrs and removal part. In addition, double cantilever beam (DCB) tests were performed to measure mode I interlaminar fracture toughness of the thermosetting CFRP at various temperatures. It was found that the optimum cutting for the thermosetting CFRP is achieved by using Blade C at a temperature of 70 ^OC, which is slightly lower than T_g. However, optimum cutting conditions are not proposed for the thermoplastic CFRP yet since the dominant parameters are not always identified under the conditions within the present study.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 656-657)

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Noriko Nakamura*, Keiji Ogi, Atsushi Ota, Sho Nakata, Kenta Suma

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Machining Damages, Shear Cutting, Thermoplastic CFRP, Thermosetting CFRP

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