Fatigue Behavior of Tri-Axially Woven Fabric Composites
Fatigue behavior of triaxially-woven fabric (TWF) composite and its damage propagation and accumulation mechanisms are experimentally investigated.Two types of TWF composites with different filament thickness are employed.S-N curves for these composites are constructed and the strain increment or ratcheting behavior under cyclic loading is investigated.The results reveal that the difference in filament number of fiber tows used affects the damage accumulation rates and the resulting final failures.The one with thicker tows behaves as more‘ductile’material.Debonding between adjacent tows,that is suspected to be the major initial damage,is also observed using X-ray CT scanning.
Tensile fatigue Cyclic loading Failure mechanism Debonding Creep CT scan
Takahira Aoki Akihito Watanabe Yukihiro Kosugi
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics,University of Tokyo,Tokyo 113-8656,Japan Sakase Adtech Co.Ltd.,Fukui 910-0363,Japan Graduate Student,University of Tokyo,Tokyo 113-8656,Japan
国际会议
The tenth China-Japan joint conference on Composite Materials (第10届中日复合材料学术会议(CJJCC-10))
成都
英文
150-153
2012-09-08(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)