Study on bending properties and damage mechanism of carbon fiber reinforced aluminum laminates
Jiang Sun,
Xuejun Zhou,
Xiufeng Wei
et al.
Abstract:Carbon fiber reinforced aluminum laminates (CARALL) are often subjected to bending loads in actual working conditions, resulting in some imperceptible intra-layer or inter-layer damages, such as matrix cracking, fiber fracture and inter-layer delamination, which degrade the mechanical properties of the structure. In this paper, the bending performance and damage mechanism of CARALL are tested and simulated by finite element simulation. Firstly, the mechanical properties are analyzed by three-point bending test… Show more
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