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- 2020Tensile properties of GFRP laminates after exposure to elevated temperaturescitations
- 2019Effect of fibers configuration and thickness on tensile behavior of GFRP laminates subjected to elevated temperaturescitations
- 2019Effect of thermal cycles on mechanical response of pultruded glass fiber reinforced polymer profiles of different geometriescitations
- 2019Effect of fibers configuration and thickness on tensile behavior of GFRP laminates exposed to harsh environmentcitations
- 2018Effect of the FRP sheet's arrays and NSM FRP bars on in-plane behavior of URM wallscitations
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Effect of fibers configuration and thickness on tensile behavior of GFRP laminates subjected to elevated temperatures
Abstract
<p>This study was aimed at gaining an improved understanding of the behavior of glass fiber-reinforced polymer laminates at elevated temperatures by means of testing laminate specimens with unidirectional, woven, and randomly distributed (chopped strand mat) fibers. The testing parameters were temperature, the type of fiber, and the thickness of the laminates. The failure modes of the specimens and their elasticity moduli at ambient temperature were investigated, and analysis of variance was conducted to determine the contribution of each parameter to the behavioral test results. The findings showed that among the parameters, an increase in temperature exerted the strongest effect on the specimens. The unidirectional laminate specimens exhibited the best performance, maintaining nearly 40% of their loading capacity at 550 °C. At this temperature, the woven laminate specimens could not carry any tensile load, and at 400 °C, the laminate specimens containing randomly distributed fibers lost all their strength.</p>