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  • 2023Face/core disbond fatigue growth in honeycomb cored aircraft sandwich elements under mixed mode flatwise tension loading3citations
  • 2020Low temperature mixed-mode debond fracture and fatigue characterisation of foam core sandwich10citations
  • 2019Numerical fracture analysis and model validation for disbonded honeycomb core sandwich composites23citations
  • 2019Disbond Damage in Aircraft Sandwich Structurescitations
  • 2017Debond fracture characterization in sandwich composites under arctic low temperature conditionscitations

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Debond fracture characterization in sandwich composites under arctic low temperature conditions

  • Farshidi, Arash
  • Berggreen, Christian
Abstract

Mixed-mode I/II fracture characterization and measurements of low temperature fracture properties for typical naval type sandwich material configurations has been carried out using the mixed mode bending (MMB) test fixture inside a state-of-the-art climatic chamber facility. The developed test methodology is utilized to measure mixed mode fracture toughnesses as well as crack propagation speeds (da/dN) vs. cyclic energy release rate data, investigating and comparing ambient and low temperature face/core fracture behaviour at different mode-mixities in Navy type sandwich composites. Sandwich specimens were manufactured using H100 PVC foam cores and E-glass/Epoxy face sheets. All specimens were pre-cracked in order to define a sharp crack front.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • glass
  • glass
  • crack
  • composite
  • ceramic
  • fracture toughness