The solid particle erosion of polymer matrix composites

Roy, Manish; Vishwanathan, B.; Sundararajan, G.

doi:10.1016/0043-1648(94)90358-1

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“…The matrix of the basalt-reinforced composite is very porous in nature. 18 The strong bonding and bridging effect of carbon fiber with the matrix hinders the pull out and increases the strength of the materials. Among these fabrics, carbon fabric offers maximum strength and resistance properties at elevated temperatures.…”

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Improved Mechanical Properties of Various Fabric-Reinforced Geocomposite at Elevated Temperature

Samal

Thanh

Petríková

et al. 2015

JOM

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This article signifies the improved performance of the various types of fabric reinforcement of geopolymer as a function of physical, thermal, mechanical, and heat-resistant properties at elevated temperatures. Geopolymer mixed with designed Si:Al ratios of 15.6 were synthesized using three different types of fabric reinforcement such as carbon, E-glass, and basalt fibers. Heat testing was conducted on 3-mm-thick panels with 15 9 90 mm surface exposure region. The strength of carbon-based geocomposite increased toward a higher temperature. The basalt-reinforced geocomposite strength decreased due to the catastrophic failure in matrix region. The poor bridging effect and dissolution of fabric was observed in the E-glass-reinforced geocomposite. At an elevated temperature, fiber bridging was observed in carbon fabric-reinforced geopolymer matrix. Among all the fabrics, carbon proved to be suitable candidate for the hightemperature applications in thermal barrier coatings and fire-resistant panels.

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Improved Mechanical Properties of Various Fabric-Reinforced Geocomposite at Elevated Temperature

Samal

Thanh

Petríková

et al. 2015

JOM

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“…Solid particle erosion occurs in various engineering fields, including in automobile, aerospace, marine and energetics applications. In these fields, polymers and polymer composites have been frequently used for their high specific strength and stiffness [7,8]. However, it is widely recognized that polymers and polymer composites exhibit a poor erosion resistance as compared to the metallic materials [6][7][8].…”

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Mechanical properties and slurry erosion resistance of SiC ceramic foam/epoxy co-continuous phase composite

Ren¹,

Jin²,

Cao³

et al. 2015

Composites Science and Technology

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“…Ductile materials sustain more erosion at level impingement angles (between15-30), while brittle surfaces are observed at normal incidence angles (90). Between 45 and 60 [7], materials with high erosion are deemed semi-ductile. Here, multi-fiber reinforced polyester is regarded as semiductile.…”

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Erosive wear characteristics of multi-fiber reinforced polyester under different operating conditions

Debnath

Chowdhury

Nuruzzaman

2016

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Abstract. Composite materials are used in a wide range of applications. The erosion properties of combination of glass, jute and carbon fiber-reinforced polyester were analyzed in this study. Randomly-shaped silica (SiO 2 ) particles of various sizes (300-355μm, 355-500μm, and 500-600μm) were selected as the erosive element. Impingement angles between 15-90°, impingement velocities between 30-50 m/sec, and stand-off distances of 15-25 mm at ambient temperature were selected. During experiment, the maximum erosion of the tested composite occurred at 60° impingement angle, indicating a semi-ductile nature of the test material. Erosion increased with impact velocity and decreased with stand-off distance. In a dimensional analysis, erosion efficiency (η) and the relationship between friction and erosion were established. Test results were evaluated using Taguchi"s concept to minimize the observations needed, and ANOVA was used to identify interactions between tested parameters and to identify the most significant parameters. The S/N ratio indicates that there is only percentage of deviation between the predicted and experimental results. In further, sophisticated analyses and GMDH methods were employed, and surface damage was examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) to examine the nature of the wear behaviour.

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The solid particle erosion of polymer matrix composites

Cited by 145 publications

References 16 publications

Improved Mechanical Properties of Various Fabric-Reinforced Geocomposite at Elevated Temperature

Improved Mechanical Properties of Various Fabric-Reinforced Geocomposite at Elevated Temperature

Mechanical properties and slurry erosion resistance of SiC ceramic foam/epoxy co-continuous phase composite

Erosive wear characteristics of multi-fiber reinforced polyester under different operating conditions

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