Application of Textile Materials in Composites

Sharma, Swati; Chauhan, Indu; Butola, Bhupendra Singh

doi:10.1002/9781119488101.ch11

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“…Failure in fiber reinforced polymer composite occurs in three stages, i. e., damage initiation, crack propagation, and fracture. First, the damage is initiated at the micro level due to some manufacturing defects or influence of external forces, the further crack propagates at the meso-level, and when the strain energy release rate reaches its critical limit, catastrophic failure occurs and is responsible for the separation of a body into two or more parts, called a fracture [137]. It creates two or more new surfaces, which are further used in the study of failure mechanisms.…”

Section: Failure Mechanisms In Fibrous Polymeric Textile Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Numerical modeling of fiber reinforced polymer textile composites for characterizing the mechanical behavior – a review

Kaushik

Sharma

Priyanka

et al. 2022

Materialwissenschaft Werkst

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Polymeric composites are used worldwide due to their enhanced applications in various sectors such as automotive, defense, aerospace, marine, and many others. Its lightweight and high‐strength applications make it convenient to use in high‐security fields such as defense and aerospace. Thus, it is essential to characterize composite materials for product development. Numerical simulation of composites has advantages over experimental characterization. The paper presents the mechanical behavior of polymer textile composites, employing geometrical modeling and a numerical simulation approach, under several loading conditions such as tension, compression, flexural, and impact loading. Failure mechanisms are also discussed with different failure modes and damage criterions. This review paper is limited to high‐strength fibers, such as carbon, Kevlar, and Glass fibers in unidirectional and woven formation. Various test specimens used in mechanical characterizations are presented with significant research summaries. Classification charts are also provided for a better understanding of the numerical simulation approach for characterizing the mechanical behavior.

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Section: Failure Mechanisms In Fibrous Polymeric Textile Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%