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  • 2024On the Influence of Welding Parameters and Their Interdependence During Robotic Continuous Ultrasonic Welding of Carbon Fibre Reinforced Thermoplasticscitations
  • 2023Effect of Adherend Thickness on Near-Field Ultrasonic Welding of Single-Lap CF/LMPAEK Thermoplastic Composite Jointscitations
  • 2022Measurement of damage growth in ultrasonic spot welded jointcitations
  • 2018Effect of resin-rich bond line thickness and fibre migration on the toughness of unidirectional Carbon/PEEK joints33citations
  • 2018Experimental assessment of the influence of welding process parameters on Lamb wave transmission across ultrasonically welded thermoplastic composite joints20citations
  • 2018A study on amplitude transmission in ultrasonic welding of thermoplastic composites60citations
  • 2018Interlaminar fracture toughness of 5HS Carbon/PEEK laminates. A comparison between DCB, ELS and mandrel peel tests26citations
  • 2018Hybrid welding of carbon-fiber reinforced epoxy based composites83citations
  • 2017Effects of release media on the fusion bonding of carbon/PEEK laminates5citations
  • 2016Hybrid welding of carbon-fibre reinforced epoxy based compositescitations
  • 2016Experimental characterisation of Lamb wave propagation through thermoplastic composite ultrasonic weldscitations

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Interlaminar fracture toughness of 5HS Carbon/PEEK laminates. A comparison between DCB, ELS and mandrel peel tests

  • Sacchetti, Francisco
  • Grouve, Wouter J. B.
  • Warnet, Laurent L.
  • Villegas, Irene Fernandez
Abstract

The present work focuses on the applicability of the mandrel peel test to quantify the interlaminar fracture toughness of 5 harness satin woven fabric Carbon/PEEK composites. For this purpose, the Mandrel Peel (MP) test was compared to the Double Cantilever Beam (DCB) and End-Loaded Split (ELS) test in terms of experimental procedure and results obtained. The interlaminar toughness of the 5 harness Carbon/PEEK was measured both parallel and perpendicular to the predominant fibre direction at the interface. While stable crack propagation was observed in the ELS test, unstable crack propagation (stick-slip) was observed during both the DCB and the mandrel peel tests. In the case of the mandrel peel test, however, the unstable propagation was immediately arrested by the mandrel, limiting the instability and providing numerous crack re-initiation values per unit of crack length. This effect is expected to increase the statistical relevance of a single test and thereby to increase the reliability of the measured values as compared to DCB tests. A fractographic analysis was performed to study the nature of the crack propagation for the different testing techniques. The mandrel peel test was found to be a potentially plausible alternative to the DCB test for woven fabric reinforced composites. ; Structural Integrity & Composites

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Carbon
  • crack
  • composite
  • thermoplastic
  • fracture toughness
  • woven