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  • 2023Weibull Analysis of Charpy Impact Test in Short Date Palm Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composite3citations
  • 2022The Mechanical properties and statistical analysis of the Charpy impact test using the Weibull distribution in jute-polyester and glass-polyester composites2citations

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Weibull Analysis of Charpy Impact Test in Short Date Palm Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composite

  • Tioua, Tahar
  • Djeghader, Djamel
  • Boulebnane, Adel
Abstract

<jats:p>This study is a contribution to the valorization of natural fiber, which improve sustainability by substituting non-renewable raw materials by natural renewable resources. In this work, the fabrication and investigation of composite date palm fiber reinforced epoxy (DPFE) and compare it with an unreinforced epoxy resin (ER). One volume fraction, 10% by volume, of short date palm fiber (2–3 cm in length) was considered. A dynamic impact characterization of DPFE and ER are obtained by using the Charpy impact test. The Williams method based on the principle of linear elastic fracture mechanics was used to deduce the impact toughness of composite. The experimental results were statistically analyzed by using the two and three parameter Weibull distribution in order to evaluate the survival/reliability probability of the studied composite. It is found that the DPFE composite has better properties than the ER material in Charpy impact test.</jats:p>

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • composite
  • impact test
  • resin