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View article: Plasma electrolytic oxidation coating for aluminium and glass-fibre polyamide 6 bonding
Plasma electrolytic oxidation coating for aluminium and glass-fibre polyamide 6 bonding Open
View article: Quantifying the Heat Load to Conductors Due to Strain Energy Release in CTD-101 K Magnet Impregnant
Quantifying the Heat Load to Conductors Due to Strain Energy Release in CTD-101 K Magnet Impregnant Open
State-of-the-art Nb3Sn superconducting accelerator magnets are still prone to lengthy training. This study investigates whether direct heat from fractures in commonly used magnet impregnant is sufficient to cause the instabilities during t…
View article: On the thickness and layup dependence on failure mechanisms during unfolding of curved woven composites
On the thickness and layup dependence on failure mechanisms during unfolding of curved woven composites Open
This study investigates the failure mechanisms of curved woven Glass/Polyphenylene sulfide (G/PPS) composites and characterizes the critical strains associated with the occurrence of damages during unfolding. Tensile-bending tests were car…
View article: Modeling anisotropic friction in triaxial overbraiding simulations
Modeling anisotropic friction in triaxial overbraiding simulations Open
Triaxial overbraiding is a highly intricate textile manufacturing process that involves interlacing yarns in three directions, enhancing reinforcement of the final composite compared to biaxial braids. Predictive process simulation is a co…
View article: DESIGN METHODOLOGY OF A COMPOSITE SHEAR RESISTANT FLEXURE FOR A MORPHING STRUCTURE
DESIGN METHODOLOGY OF A COMPOSITE SHEAR RESISTANT FLEXURE FOR A MORPHING STRUCTURE Open
This paper reports on the methodology behind the development of fiber reinforced thermoplastic flexures meant for a movable morphing application.A concept using a flexible skin and these so-called Shear Resistant Flexure (SRF) connect a fi…
View article: The relation between in-plane fiber waviness severity and first ply failure in thermoplastic composite laminates
The relation between in-plane fiber waviness severity and first ply failure in thermoplastic composite laminates Open
The influence of in-plane fiber waviness on the first ply failure of quasi-isotropic thermoplastic composite laminates was investigated. The failure mode and stress at first failure were studied by using a four-point bending test and an en…
View article: Effect of in-plane fiber waviness defects on the compressive properties of quasi-isotropic thermoplastic composites
Effect of in-plane fiber waviness defects on the compressive properties of quasi-isotropic thermoplastic composites Open
The influence of in-plane fiber waviness defects on the compressive properties of quasi-isotropic (QI) carbon polyether-ether-ketone (C/PEEK) composites was investigated experimentally. Specimens with localized waviness were manufactured u…
View article: Long‐term failure of transversely loaded glass/<scp>iPP</scp>
Long‐term failure of transversely loaded glass/<span>iPP</span> Open
Herein, temperature‐dependent long‐term behavior of polypropylene and its transversely loaded unidirectional glass fiber reinforced composite is investigated and a lifetime prediction method is proposed, which is based on the observed long…
View article: Tool-ply interaction in the formation of waviness during C/PEEK consolidation
Tool-ply interaction in the formation of waviness during C/PEEK consolidation Open
It is well established that fiber waviness in continuous fiber-reinforced polymer composites is a defect rather than an aesthetic flaw, as it potentially leads to a severe knockdown of the mechanical properties. Consequently, it is desirab…
View article: 35 years of standardization and research on fracture of polymers, polymer composites and adhesives in ESIS TC4: Past achievements and future directions
35 years of standardization and research on fracture of polymers, polymer composites and adhesives in ESIS TC4: Past achievements and future directions Open
Since its first meeting in 1985, ESIS TC4 has held regular semiannual meetings with between 15 and 35 participants, has organized a series of conferences (the first in 1994, then triennial since 1999) and has developed six ISO test standar…
View article: Determination of the Fracture Resistance of Ductile Polymers: The ESIS TC4 Recent Experience
Determination of the Fracture Resistance of Ductile Polymers: The ESIS TC4 Recent Experience Open
Round-robin (RR) tests carried out under the direction of the Technical Committee 4, “Polymers, Polymer Composites and Adhesives,” of the European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS TC4) showed that the multispecimen methodology employed f…
View article: On an application of multi-material composite laminates in the aerospace sector
On an application of multi-material composite laminates in the aerospace sector Open
This paper explores the possibility to use shredded thermoplastic laminates as one of the plies within a laminate. The focus lies in potential performance decrease due to the presence of such compounds within the laminate. For this purpose…
View article: Real-time observation of waviness formation during C/PEEK consolidation
Real-time observation of waviness formation during C/PEEK consolidation Open
View article: Fully Recyclable Bio‐Based Thermoplastic Materials from Liquefied Wood
Fully Recyclable Bio‐Based Thermoplastic Materials from Liquefied Wood Open
A novel, low‐cost, and fully recyclable thermoplastic material is produced from liquefied lignocellulosic biomass and natural fibers. The matrix, which is the heavy fraction of the liquefaction product, is characterized in terms of molecul…
View article: Towards the combination of automated lay-up and stamp forming for consolidation of tailored composite components
Towards the combination of automated lay-up and stamp forming for consolidation of tailored composite components Open
View article: Rapid Manufacturing of a Tailored Spar by AFP and Stamp Forming
Rapid Manufacturing of a Tailored Spar by AFP and Stamp Forming Open
View article: Effects of misalignments on thermally induced shapes of woven fabric reinforced laminates
Effects of misalignments on thermally induced shapes of woven fabric reinforced laminates Open
Fabric misalignment leads to unsymmetry in fibre reinforced composite laminates. This unsymmetry induces out-of-plane deformation after processing. This paper evaluates the influence of fabric misalignment on the out-of-plane deformation o…
View article: Assessment of failure and cohesive zone length in co-consolidated hybrid C/PEKK butt joint
Assessment of failure and cohesive zone length in co-consolidated hybrid C/PEKK butt joint Open
View article: Effect of cooling rate on the interlaminar fracture toughness of unidirectional Carbon/PPS laminates
Effect of cooling rate on the interlaminar fracture toughness of unidirectional Carbon/PPS laminates Open
View article: Effect of resin-rich bond line thickness and fibre migration on the toughness of unidirectional Carbon/PEEK joints
Effect of resin-rich bond line thickness and fibre migration on the toughness of unidirectional Carbon/PEEK joints Open
View article: Interlaminar fracture toughness of 5HS Carbon/PEEK laminates. A comparison between DCB, ELS and mandrel peel tests
Interlaminar fracture toughness of 5HS Carbon/PEEK laminates. A comparison between DCB, ELS and mandrel peel tests Open
View article: Deformability of a woven fabric modified with in-situ grown nanofibres
Deformability of a woven fabric modified with in-situ grown nanofibres Open
The deformability of a textile fabric (as received, or with in-situ grown carbon nano-fibres, or with a thermal treatment) is studied experimentally using bending, compression, in-plane shear, and friction. These tests reveal that the in-s…
View article: Transverse crack initiation under combined thermal and mechanical loading of Fibre Metal Laminates and Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymers
Transverse crack initiation under combined thermal and mechanical loading of Fibre Metal Laminates and Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymers Open
The paper describes a temperature-dependent extension of the classical laminate theory (CLT) that may be used to predict the mechanical behaviour of Fibre Metal Laminates (FML) at cryogenic conditions, including crack initiation. FML are c…
View article: Effects of release media on the fusion bonding of carbon/PEEK laminates
Effects of release media on the fusion bonding of carbon/PEEK laminates Open
View article: Carbon Nanofibers Grown on Large Woven Cloths: Morphology and Properties of Growth
Carbon Nanofibers Grown on Large Woven Cloths: Morphology and Properties of Growth Open
The morphology and chemical composition of carbon nanofibers in situ grown on a large carbon-fiber woven fabric are studied using SEM measurements, X-ray Diffraction, X-ray Flourescence, and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy. Results show t…
View article: Vibro-acoustic modulation–based damage identification in a composite skin–stiffener structure
Vibro-acoustic modulation–based damage identification in a composite skin–stiffener structure Open
Vibro-acoustic modulation–based damage identification relies on the modulation of a high-frequency carrier signal by an intenser low-frequency vibration signal due to damage-induced structural nonlinearities. A time domain analysis of the …
View article: Characterisation of metal–thermoplastic composite hybrid joints by means of a mandrel peel test
Characterisation of metal–thermoplastic composite hybrid joints by means of a mandrel peel test Open
View article: Woven fabric composites: Can we peel it?
Woven fabric composites: Can we peel it? Open
The present work focuses on the applicability of the mandrel peel test to quantify the fracture toughness of woven fabric Carbon/PEEK composites. For this purpose, the mandrel peel test was compared to the standardized DCB test. Unstable c…
View article: Synthesis of Carbon Nanofibers on Large Woven Cloth
Synthesis of Carbon Nanofibers on Large Woven Cloth Open
This experimental study aims at the in situ growth of carbon nano-fibers (CNFs) on relatively large (25 × 30 cm2) single-layer carbon-fiber fabrics. It is shown that CNFs can be grown with the distribution potentially suitable for a future…
View article: Impact damage identification in composite skin-stiffener structures based on modal curvatures
Impact damage identification in composite skin-stiffener structures based on modal curvatures Open
The feasibility of a vibration-based damage identification approach for impact damage in two advanced composite skin-stiffener structures is investigated in this paper. Mode shape curvatures combined with the modal strain energy damage ind…