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  • 2020Formation of micro-mechanical interlocking sites by nanoscale sculpturing for composites or hybrid materials with stainless steel5citations
  • 2019Maximizing bearing fatigue lifetime and CAI capability of fibre metal laminates by nanoscale sculptured Al plies16citations

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  • Kalu, Chima Obobi
  • Hoelken, Iris
  • Hoppe, Mathias
  • Adelung, Rainer
  • Carstensen, Juergen
  • Baytekin-Gerngross, Melike
  • Wegner, Johann
  • Sprecher, Eike
  • Carstensen, Jürgen
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  • Fiedler, Bodo
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Maximizing bearing fatigue lifetime and CAI capability of fibre metal laminates by nanoscale sculptured Al plies

  • Adelung, Rainer
  • Wegner, Johann
  • Sprecher, Eike
  • Carstensen, Jürgen
  • Bosbach, Björn
  • Fiedler, Bodo
  • Gerngross, Mark-Daniel
  • Baytekin-Gerngross, Melike
Abstract

This paper presents an experimental investigation of multifunctional fibre metal laminates (FMLs). Metal sheets are embedded into the hybrid composites by means of glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) ply substitution, avoiding any laminate thickening and providing high bearing and compression after impact (CAI) capabilities. The Al sheets (AA6082) are nanoscale sculptured to prevent premature delamination between the metal and the matrix, which commonly occurs in conventional FMLs. The laminates are manufactured by resin transfer moulding. As a result the FMLs show drastically increased mechanical properties compared to conventional GFRP laminates for structural applications, achieving values for static pin-bearing (up to 21%), static bolt-bearing (up to 2%), resistance under fatigue pin-bearing (up to 100 times), resistance under fatigue bolt-bearing (up to 28 times) and CAI (up to 9%). The pre-treatment leads to a three-dimensional mechanical interlocking surface structure with highly improved inter-ply bonding between metal surface and resin. The fracture surface demonstrates that the adhesive bond between the nanoscale sculptured surface structure of the Al and matrix remains intact.

Topics
  • surface
  • polymer
  • glass
  • glass
  • fatigue
  • composite
  • resin