2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-14282004000200014
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Comportamento balístico de compósito de polietileno de altíssimo peso molecular: efeito da radiação gama

Abstract: Os materiais compósitos de matriz polimérica (PMCs) reforçados por fibras são considerados excelentes materiais de engenharia. Em aplicações estruturais, quando uma elevada relação resistência peso é fundamental para o projeto, os PMCs vêm substituindo com sucesso diversos materiais convencionais. Materiais têxteis são utilizados, desde a 2ª Guerra Mundial, como blindagens balísticas. Materiais fabricados com fibra do polietileno de altíssimo peso molecular (UHMWPE) são empregados na produção de blindagens, pa… Show more

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“…For ARA-100, it is possible that the lack of alignment of aramid fibers as a result of the weaving process has caused partial break of the fibers, hindering their ballistic performance for this type of ammunition. 4047 Moreover, ballistic impacts from 9 mm handguns apply deformation rates close to 10 4 s −1 , 2 similar to those observed at the SHPB, and similar to the ballistic tests presented in Table 4, thus corroborating the V 50 results herein found.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…For ARA-100, it is possible that the lack of alignment of aramid fibers as a result of the weaving process has caused partial break of the fibers, hindering their ballistic performance for this type of ammunition. 4047 Moreover, ballistic impacts from 9 mm handguns apply deformation rates close to 10 4 s −1 , 2 similar to those observed at the SHPB, and similar to the ballistic tests presented in Table 4, thus corroborating the V 50 results herein found.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…42 As such, the lower the stiffness of the composite, the higher the tenacity, as more energy will be absorbed at the moment of the ballistic impact. 43 For aramid fibers, this property is hindered because of the interlocking of the fibers in the fabric, which restricts the stress wave propagation. 37,44 The Young’s modulus could not be precisely calculated, because the necessary equilibrium of the stresses at the linear strain region of the composites could not be achieved.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%