Effect of geometry and loading fractions on energy absorbing properties of fiberglass polymer composite under quasi‐static and low‐velocity impact loadings
Abstract:The focus of this study is to experimentally investigate the mechanical properties of fiberglass reinforced composite with various aspect ratios and loading fractions in the quasi-static and low-velocity impact loading conditions. In this study, short fiberglass reinforced polycarbonate composite materials were fabricated via a solution mixing method and characterized for their tensile properties by varying both fiberglass loading fraction and aspect ratio. The tensile properties including tensile toughness of… Show more
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