Effect of strain-rate and moisture content on the mechanical properties of adhesively bonded joints

Johar, Mahzan; Wong, KokSheik; Rashidi, Saman; Tamin, Mohd Nasir

doi:10.1007/s12206-020-0404-0

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“…In terms of composite material, the creep test in the presence of moisture is a common test that is applied on natural, hybrid, and synthetic fibers, with the strain rate between 1 × 10 −7 s −1 and 1 × 10 −3 s −1 . Some studies have been carried out to evaluate the moisture absorption under the low strain rate of FRP composites [ 88 , 124 , 125 ]. Figure 2 shows the variation of loading rates and their range of interest.…”

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Hybrid and Synthetic FRP Composites under Different Strain Rates: A Review

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As a high-demand material, polymer matrix composites are being used in many advanced industrial applications. Due to ecological issues in the past decade, some attention has been paid to the use of natural fibers. However, using only natural fibers is not desirable for advanced applications. Therefore, hybridization of natural and synthetic fibers appears to be a good solution for the next generation of polymeric composite structures. Composite structures are normally made for various harsh operational conditions, and studies on loading rate and strain-dependency are essential in the design stage of the structures. This review aimed to highlight the different materials’ content of hybrid composites in the literature, while addressing the different methods of material characterization for various ranges of strain rates. In addition, this work covers the testing methods, possible failure, and damage mechanisms of hybrid and synthetic FRP composites. Some studies about different numerical models and analytical methods that are applicable for composite structures under different strain rates are described.

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Section: Hybrid and Synthetic Frp Composites Under Different Loadingmentioning

confidence: 99%