A tensile characterization of random glass fiber/metal laminates composites

Ammar, M M; Osman, Seif M.; Hasan, Ebtisam H.; Azab, N.A.

doi:10.1088/2053-1591/ab2994

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“…49 FMLs composed of innovative constituents have been developed and investigated after high-strength alloys and composite materials become more widespread. However, most of the studies generally focused on the mechanical properties, [50][51][52][53][54] especially tensile response, 55,56 interface characterization [57][58][59][60] and impact behavior [61][62][63][64] of FMLs with various stacking sequences of sandwich configuration. Literature data from the research into the mechanical characterization of the HLs with composite joined on one side of a metal are quite scarce.…”

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Bilayer AA7075-thermoplastic composite structures manufactured by hot pressing: Effect of glass fiber amount of polypropylene composite on mechanical properties

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2023

Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials

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This article presents a research into the development of novel Hybrid Laminates (HLs) prepared with the use of hot-pressing method. Two types of HLs are fabricated through the composite coating with different fiber amounts (40 and 50% wt.) of only one surface of 7075-O Al alloy substrate. Effects of the fiber contents of the thermoplastic composite in the hybrid structures are investigated with regards to the tensile and flexural properties. The influence of bending load applied from different surfaces on flexural responses is also evaluated. The tensile test results indicate that the increased fiber ratio slightly affects the failure load of composite layer in the HLs. On the other hand, the flexural strength decreases with the increasing fiber amount in the HLs whether the three-point bending is performed on the Al surface or the composite layer. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is used to study the fracture surfaces after the mechanical characterization. From the SEM observations, it has been realized that fiber/matrix debonding is the key failure mechanism during the tensile tests. The failure mode of both HLs is delamination in the PP composite at the tensile side when the bending applied from the Al layer.

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Bilayer AA7075-thermoplastic composite structures manufactured by hot pressing: Effect of glass fiber amount of polypropylene composite on mechanical properties

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2023

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“…Ammar et al. [22] conducted an investigation on the tensile properties of the glass fibre reinforced epoxy metal laminates. The results showed that FMLs with 2/1 lay-up had the highest tensile properties compared to 3/2 and 4/3 lay-ups.…”

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Novel sandwich structure of composite-metal laminates based on cellulosic woven pineapple leaf fibre

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Malingam

Ishak

et al. 2020

Jnl of Sandwich Structures & Materials

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Fibre metal laminates (FMLs) are the contemporary sandwich materials that have been employed in the aerospace industries. The commercially available synthetic fibre based FMLs have shown excellent fatigue, impact and specific properties over those of metallic alloys. In order to explore the potential of environmental friendly cellulosic based materials, this research work aims to characterise the mechanical properties of novel woven pineapple leaf fibre reinforced metal laminates which were prepared through the hot compression moulding technique. For the comparison purpose, the mechanical properties of woven pineapple leaf fabrics and pineapple leaf fibre reinforced composite laminates were determined as well. It was concluded that the pineapple leaf fibre reinforced metal laminates evidenced salient mechanical and specific properties over pineapple leaf fabrics and composites. The specific tensile strength of metal laminates was 230.87% and 62.21% higher than those of the pineapple leaf fabrics and composite laminates whereas the specific flexural strength of metal laminates was 174.91% higher than composite laminates. Besides that, metal laminates also showed an impact strength of 91.49 kJ/m2 which was 143.13% greater than that of the composite laminates. The results indeed showed that the pineapple based FMLs could be considered as the promising and sustainable sandwich materials in future structural applications.

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Forming challenges of small and complex fiber metal laminate parts in aerospace applications—a review

Blala

Lang

Khan

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Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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A tensile characterization of random glass fiber/metal laminates composites

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Bilayer AA7075-thermoplastic composite structures manufactured by hot pressing: Effect of glass fiber amount of polypropylene composite on mechanical properties

Bilayer AA7075-thermoplastic composite structures manufactured by hot pressing: Effect of glass fiber amount of polypropylene composite on mechanical properties

Novel sandwich structure of composite-metal laminates based on cellulosic woven pineapple leaf fibre

Forming challenges of small and complex fiber metal laminate parts in aerospace applications—a review

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