Strength Characteristics of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic in Shear and Cyclic Extension-Compression after 7 Years of Climate Exposure
Mark Petrov
Abstract:The results of studies of carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) for aviation purposes based on the Cycom 977-2 epoxy binder and Tenax® IMS carbon fibers after 7 years of exposure under a canopy and on an open atmospheric stand in the warm humid climate of Sochi are presented. The influence of climatic aging is determined by the change in strength parameters during interlaminar shear and cyclic tension – compression. After exposure under a canopy, the strength characteristics during interlaminar shear and cycl… Show more
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