Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention

Experimental and finite element analyses for hybrid and non-hybrid glass and carbon/epoxy composites tubes subjected o quasi static lateral indentation loading have been carried out. Four types of composites tubes each of four layers and approximately 1.6 wall thickness were fabricated by filament w...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, Zuraida, Khalid, Asad. A., Ismail, Ahmad Faris
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2007
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Online Access:http://irep.iium.edu.my/34853/1/Materials_and_Design.pdf
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author Ahmad, Zuraida
Khalid, Asad. A.
Ismail, Ahmad Faris
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description Experimental and finite element analyses for hybrid and non-hybrid glass and carbon/epoxy composites tubes subjected o quasi static lateral indentation loading have been carried out. Four types of composites tubes each of four layers and approximately 1.6 wall thickness were fabricated by filament winding process. Tube length and inner diameter are, respectively, 350 and 100 mm. Fiber orientation angles of +55°, -55°, +55°, -55° angle ply were considered for all the fabricated tubes. Hemispherical steel indenter of 50 mm diameter was used as an indenter. Load-displacement, circumferential and axial strain-displacement relations were plotted. Failure zone on the tube surfaces was examined, drawn and discussed. On the other hand, finite element analysis for the tube of the same dimension and materials was done. A comparison was done for the tested composite tubes between the finite element and the experimental results. Results obtained from this study show that carbon/ epoxy tubes resist higher load with less deformation than the glass hybrid glass/carbon tubes. Also, results show that the stacking sequence of hybrid composite tubes can be used to improved their strength and performance. For hybrid types tested, tubes with external layer of carbon show higher strength than those of internal carbon fiber layers. It has been found that the load-displacement different between the experimental and finite element results fell in the range pf 1.2 -18%. While the strain results fell in the range of 2-21%.
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spelling oai:generic.eprints.org:348532017-06-13T01:27:30Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/34853/ Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention Ahmad, Zuraida Khalid, Asad. A. Ismail, Ahmad Faris TA401 Materials of engineering and construction Experimental and finite element analyses for hybrid and non-hybrid glass and carbon/epoxy composites tubes subjected o quasi static lateral indentation loading have been carried out. Four types of composites tubes each of four layers and approximately 1.6 wall thickness were fabricated by filament winding process. Tube length and inner diameter are, respectively, 350 and 100 mm. Fiber orientation angles of +55°, -55°, +55°, -55° angle ply were considered for all the fabricated tubes. Hemispherical steel indenter of 50 mm diameter was used as an indenter. Load-displacement, circumferential and axial strain-displacement relations were plotted. Failure zone on the tube surfaces was examined, drawn and discussed. On the other hand, finite element analysis for the tube of the same dimension and materials was done. A comparison was done for the tested composite tubes between the finite element and the experimental results. Results obtained from this study show that carbon/ epoxy tubes resist higher load with less deformation than the glass hybrid glass/carbon tubes. Also, results show that the stacking sequence of hybrid composite tubes can be used to improved their strength and performance. For hybrid types tested, tubes with external layer of carbon show higher strength than those of internal carbon fiber layers. It has been found that the load-displacement different between the experimental and finite element results fell in the range pf 1.2 -18%. While the strain results fell in the range of 2-21%. Elsevier 2007 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/34853/1/Materials_and_Design.pdf Ahmad, Zuraida and Khalid, Asad. A. and Ismail, Ahmad Faris (2007) Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention. Materials and Design, 28. pp. 71-77. ISSN 0261-3069 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0261306905001664
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title Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
title_full Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
title_fullStr Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
title_full_unstemmed Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
title_short Performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
title_sort performance of hybrid filament wound composites tubes subjected to quasi static indention
topic TA401 Materials of engineering and construction
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