Fatigue performance of laser cut carbon fiber-reinforced epoxy and polyamide 6 considering specimen width
Lars Gerdes,
Selim Mrzljak,
Jan Keuntje
et al.
Abstract:Since the development of laser systems technology led to a significantly decreased energy input by pulsing, laser cutting became a noteworthy method for cutting fiber-reinforced polymers. Despite the occurrence of heat introduction and heat-affected zones (HAZ), there are advantages regarding processing speed and maneuverability. Within this work, the influence of two cutting parameters (low (A) and high heat introduction (B)) on the fatigue properties of carbon fiber–reinforced epoxy and polyamide 6 were inve… Show more
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