Experimental Investigation of Failure Modes for Sandwich Beams

Liviu Marșavina; Dan Andrei Şerban; Camelia Pop; Radu Negru

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.754.115

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Experimental Investigation of Failure Modes for Sandwich Beams

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In this paper, the mechanical behavior in three-point bending was investigated for four different sandwich beams composed of aluminum alloy 1050 H24 faces and Necuron rigid polyurethane foams. The tests were conducted according to the recommendations of ASTM C393-00. Three different failure modes were observed (yielding of faces, face and core indentation and shear of core), being in accordance with the modes deducted from the calculated values of bending and shear stresses.

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Liviu Marșavina*, Dan Andrei Şerban, Camelia Pop, Radu Negru

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Mechanical Testing, Polyurethane Foam, Sandwich Beam

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