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Ovinis, Mark
Birmingham City University
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- 2024The Optimization of Vacuum-Bagging Processing in Oven Cure for Tensile Strength in Composite Laminate
- 2024Significant Effect of Vacuum Bagging Processing on Inter-Laminar Shear Strength and Voids of Composite in Oven Cure
- 2024Study on current collector and electrolyte design/electrochemical behaviour of an in-plane lignin derived laser scribed graphene for microsupercapacitor applicationcitations
- 2023Lignin derived nanoparticle intercalation on nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dots for electrochemical sensing of cardiac biomarkercitations
- 2022A Comprehensive Review on Biopolymer Mediated Nanomaterial Composites and Their Applications in Electrochemical Sensorscitations
- 2020Experimental characterization of compression performance of carbon–basalt hybrid filament wound pipes before and after impact
- 2017In–plane shear properties of basalt–carbon/epoxy hybrid composite laminatescitations
- 2016Investigation on thermocompression bonding using lead free sinterable paste and high lead solder paste for power QFN application
- 2016Investigation on thermocompression bonding using lead free sinterable paste and high lead solder paste for high power led packaging
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In–plane shear properties of basalt–carbon/epoxy hybrid composite laminates
Abstract
<p>In this work, the in-plane shear properties of basalt-carbon/epoxy hybrid composite laminates is investigated. The composite laminates were fabricated using the hand layup method. Six symmetrical lamination stacking sequences ([0<sub>2</sub>C/±45B/0B]<sub>S,</sub> [0<sub>2</sub>C/0B/±45B]<sub>S,</sub> [0<sub>2</sub>C/±45<sub>2</sub>B]<sub>S,</sub> [0B/±45B/0<sub>2</sub>C]<sub>S,</sub> [±45B/0B/0<sub>2</sub>C]<sub>S,</sub> [±45<sub>2</sub>B/0<sub>2</sub>C]<sub>S</sub>) with eight layers of unidirectional 0 ° and biaxial ±45 ° were selected for the current study. One eight-layered unidirectional 0<sup>o</sup> fiber layup of pure carbon fiber and one eight-layered unidirectional 0<sup>o</sup> fiber layup of pure basalt fiber were used as a reference. The in-plane shear strength of the composite laminates were determined experimentally according to the ASTM D7078 standard. The hybridization of basalt fiber and carbon fiber showed significant improvement in the in-plane shear strength and modulus of rigidity. The failure of the composite laminates was examined using the ASTM D7078 standard failure codes. Hybrid composite laminates C2 and B2, i. e. for [0<sub>2</sub>C/±45B/0B]<sub>S</sub> and [0B/±45B/0<sub>2</sub>C]<sub>S</sub>, respectively had the highest in-plane shear strength while pure carbon C1 and pure basalt B1 with [0<sub>8</sub>C] and [0<sub>8</sub>B], respectively had the lowest shear strength.</p>