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  • 2023Solidification and heat-treatment conditions affecting the tensile properties and fracture feature of an automotive alsimg alloy2citations
  • 2023Failure analysis of biocomposite sandwich pipe under internal pressure-Application for high pressure gas transportation pipelines MEDGAZ8citations
  • 2023Flow Visualizations in a PDMS Cerebral Aneurysm Biomodelcitations
  • 2021Parametric optimization of the GMAW welding process in thin thickness of austenitic stainless steel by Taguchi method16citations
  • 2017Optimization of cutting parameters to minimize the surface roughness in the end milling process using the Taguchi method39citations
  • 2011The Contour Method for Residual Stress Determination Applied to an AA6082-T6 Friction Stir Butt Weld16citations
  • 2011Moire Interferometry Assessement of Residual Stress Variation in Depth on a Shot Peened Surface17citations
  • 2009Measurement of Residual Stresses with Optical Techniques17citations

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Failure analysis of biocomposite sandwich pipe under internal pressure-Application for high pressure gas transportation pipelines MEDGAZ

  • Habbar, G.
  • Maizia, A.
  • Hocine, A.
  • Dhaou, Mh
  • Ribeiro, João
  • Bouledroua, O.
  • Bezazi, A.
Abstract

In this paper, analytical and 3D numerical models are developed to investigate the mechanical behavior of sandwich pipe under internal pressure loading. The suggested models provide an exact solution for stresses, strains and displacement on the sandwich pipe, which is made of epoxy material for the core layer and reinforced materials with an alternate-ply for the skin layers. The aim of this analysis is to evaluate the potential appli-cations of jute and pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) bio-fibers in order to replace glass synthetic fibers generally employed in sandwich pipes. In this subject, a failure analytical analysis was developed using TSAI-WU criterion. The results of stress, strain and displacement distribution through the thickness are presented for the analytical and numerical models. The comparison between the both models results show a very good agreement. In order to increase the rigidity of a biocomposite sandwich and reduce the gap compared with a synthetic sandwich, a gradual reinforcing of layer numbers was chosen, which permitted the best behavior. The ultimate pressure and safety factors obtained by increasing biocomposite layers are significant for composite transportation pressure pipelines, especially for sandwich pipe based on PALF/epoxy.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • glass
  • glass
  • composite