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Mode-II interlaminar fracture investigation of novel shaped glass fibre composites
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<p>A study has been conducted to evaluate the benefits of using novel shaped fibre reinforcement to improve mode-II strain energy release rate of fibre reinforced polymer composites (FRP). Unidirectional and cross-ply laminates were manufactured using shaped and circular glass fibre reinforcement and tested using the end notched flexure (ENF) and end loaded split (ELS) geometries. Before testing, each specimen was pre-cracked using mode-I opening. The circular fibres were manufactured to have the same cross-sectional area as the shaped. The strain energy release rate for both crack initiation (G <sub>IICinitiation</sub>) and propagation (G<sub>IICpropagation</sub>) of all manufactured composites was calculated using Corrected Beam Theory (CBT) based on compliance calibration. Due to differences in resin and fibre volume fractions and fibre geometries, a correction factor was applied to the CBT expression to allow a fairer comparison. Results obtained have shown an increase of both G<sub>IICinitiation</sub> and G<sub>IICpropagation</sub> values for composites reinforced with shaped fibres.</p>