Investigation of the behaviour of a chopped strand mat/woven roving/foam-Klegecell composite lamination structure during Charpy testing

Arifin, Ahmad Mubarak Tajul; Abdullah, Shahrum; Rafiquzzaman, Md.; Zulkifli, Rozli; Wahab, Dzuraidah Abd; Arifin, Amir

doi:10.1016/j.matdes.2014.03.005

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“…It shows, different test specimen exhibit different strength behaviour. This is due to, different of condition on lamination layer, which is on interface condition [12,13]. The result indicate that the highest value for the tensile strength is for specimen 4, approximately 19 MPa.…”

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“…In composite material structures, if delamination of plies occurs between each lamination structure, it means a progressive failure mode has occurred. The failure mode, can be divided into three stages: damage initiation, damage propagation and total perforation (fracture) [12,15,16]. The results obtained in this experimental shows in the range of accepted, but need more investigation related on the actual condition of table tennis blade condition.…”

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confidence: 76%

“…The energy absorption also affected due to orientation angles, as reported by . The result shows that the kenaf composite structures has higher capability to absorb energy during impact force imposed on the structures [12]. On manufacturing table tennis blade, this criterion is most important aspect to be investigated.…”

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An Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Kenaf Natural Fiber/Polyester Composite Structures as Table Tennis Blade

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Hassan

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J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Nowadays, natural fibers getting attention from researchers and industries to optimize the use it, with combination of polymers as composite structure, due to environmental awareness. Furthermore, it show a few advantage, such as biodegradability, light in weight and non-toxic characteristic. In this study, kenaf natural fibers was used as reinforcement material, with combination of polyester as matrix material, known as polymer matrix composites. The main purpose of this study is to analysis the mechanical properties of kenaf natural fiber/polyester composite structure, in order to know the suitability of kenaf natural fibers as replacement material for table tennis blade structure, instead of using wood. The structural panel of composite laminates has been produced using hand lay-up technique. The experimental works are performed in tension, impact (Charpy) and shear condition. The characteristic of different condition on kenaf composite structure was studied. Based on the result, it found the properties of kenaf composite structure, and it will used as a benchmark, to compare with initial properties of table tennis blade made by wood. In addition, the strength and a weakness of that particular materials and lamination structure will be identified.

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An Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Kenaf Natural Fiber/Polyester Composite Structures as Table Tennis Blade

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“…For 3.0 mm wall thickness, the quasi-static and specific energy ranges were observed at 4.6838 up to 6.7227 kJ/kg and 32.08 up to 36.22 kJ/kg, respectively. According to Arifin et al [31] reported on the influence with and without foam filler material on laminated composite panels under Charpy test condition. They indicated that the laminated panel profile associated with foam filler exhibited the higher energy impact compared to without foam filler.…”

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Investigating the quasi-static axial crushing behavior of polymeric foam-filled composite pultrusion square tubes

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“…İki yönlü cam-dokuma (300 g/m²) / cam-keçe (450 g/m²) / köpük ile sandviç kombinasyonlar ve epoksi [21].…”

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Effects of glass-mat on mechanical anisotropy in bidirectional e-glass woven roving reinforced composite sheets produced by RTM method

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2017

Pamukkale J Eng Sci

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GirişCam dokuma tipi fiber takviyeler, E-camı elyafından tek uçlu fiberlerin dokunması ile elde edilen iki-yönlü düz kumaşlardır. Cam dokumalar, kalıba çok kolay yatma, çabuk ıslanma, düşük reçine tüketimi ve özellikle 0°/90° fiber yönlerinde yüksek mekanik özelliklere sahiptir. Bu özellikleri sayesinde geniş bir kullanım alanına sahip, silan esaslı bağlayıcı ile kaplanmış olup doymamış polyester, vinilester ve epoksi reçine ile uyumludur. Cam dokumalar, depolama tankları, yatlar, gemiler, otomobil parçaları, mobilya ve spor aletleri gibi ürünlerin el-yatırması, kalıplama ve mekanize yöntemlerinde çok sık kullanılır.

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Investigation of the behaviour of a chopped strand mat/woven roving/foam-Klegecell composite lamination structure during Charpy testing

Cited by 22 publications

References 23 publications

An Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Kenaf Natural Fiber/Polyester Composite Structures as Table Tennis Blade

An Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Kenaf Natural Fiber/Polyester Composite Structures as Table Tennis Blade

Investigating the quasi-static axial crushing behavior of polymeric foam-filled composite pultrusion square tubes

Effects of glass-mat on mechanical anisotropy in bidirectional e-glass woven roving reinforced composite sheets produced by RTM method

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