COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION OF THE INTERFACE BONDING BETWEEN OXIDIZED CARBON FIBER AND EPOXY MOLECULES
Considering the long service life of FRP in extensive applications under extreme environment,it is necessary to understand the long-term service performances of FRPs.The water effect on the properties of the interface for FRP material is vital but its mechanisms is still unclear.In this paper,molecular dynamics methods are explored to study the interfacial adhesion of oxidized carbon fiber/epoxy interface under dry and moisture ingress environment.The atomic models of the oxidized CF/epoxy interface at the nanometer scale were established to investigate the bonding performances of the epoxy on carbon fibers under dry and wet conditions.Besides,a quantitative analysis of the surface free energy variation of the carbon fiber/epoxy resin interface with and without water ingress were performed using the enhanced sampling method metadynamics to simulate its debonding process.Compared to the dry environment,a reduction by 52%of the surface free energy was found with saturated water uptake.Water effectively deteriorate the interfacial adhesion through hydrogen bonds formed between epoxy and carbon fiber.
carbon fiber/epoxy composite interfacial adhesion water ingress MD
Yanrong Xiao Guijun Xian Hui Li
Key Lab of Structural Dynamic Behavior and Control of the Ministry of Education,(Harbin Institute of Technology),Harbin 150090,China;School of Civil Engineering,Harbin Institute of Technology(HIT),Harbin 150090,China
国际会议
新加坡
英文
1-10
2017-07-19(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)