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Barouni, Antigoni
University of Portsmouth
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- 2024Comparison of carbon-reinforced composites manufactured by vacuum assisted resin infusion with traditional and fully recyclable epoxy resinscitations
- 2024Impact characteristics of S2-glass fibre/FM94-epoxy composites under high and cryogenic temperatures: experimental and numerical investigationcitations
- 2024Impact characteristics of S2-glass fibre/FM94-epoxy composites under high and cryogenic temperaturescitations
- 2024Effect of moisture on the sensing capabilities of piezoelectric actuator/sensor pairs on flax fibre reinforced composite laminates
- 2023Right-first-time manufacture of sustainable composite laminates using statistical and machine learning modelling
- 2022Effect of fibre orientation on impact damage resistance of S2/FM94 glass fibre composites for aerospace applications: an experimental evaluation and numerical validationcitations
- 2022Investigation into the fatigue properties of flax fibre epoxy composites and hybrid composites based on flax and glass fibrescitations
- 2021Enhancement of impact toughness and damage behaviour of natural fibre reinforced composites and their hybrids through novel improvement techniquescitations
- 2021Investigation into the fatigue properties of flax fibre vinyl-ester composites and hybrid composites based on flax and glass fibres
- 2021Effect of fibre orientation on impact damage resistance of S2/FM94 glass fibre composites for aerospace applications: an experimental evaluation and numerical validationcitations
- 2019Damage investigation and assessment due to low-velocity impact on flax/glass hybrid composite platescitations
- 2018Investigation of impact damage characteristics in natural fibre composite laminates using novel micro CT imaging techniques
- 2017A layerwise semi-analytical method for modelling guided wave propagation in laminated composite infinite plates with induced surface excitationcitations
- 2016A layerwise semi-analytical method for modeling guided wave propagation in laminated and sandwich composite strips with induced surface excitationcitations
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Investigation of impact damage characteristics in natural fibre composite laminates using novel micro CT imaging techniques
Abstract
Natural fibre composites are a lightweight alternative to the conventional synthetic fibres offering a more sustainable and environmental friendly material for various structural and non-structural applications. Hybrid composites consist of the combining of natural fibres with conventional ones, resulting in a more advanced structure. This work focuses on the experimental investigation of low energy impact damage characteristics of woven flax fibre reinforced vinyl ester based composite and carbon fibre hybridised flax hybrid composite subjected to low velocity impact. Impact tests at two different incident energy levels (25 and 35 Joules) were performed on flax and carbon/flax hybrid composite specimens. The damage and damage mechanisms of the impacted specimens were analysed using X-ray micro computed tomography (CT). Various layer-by-layer imaging representations were analysed in order to understand how the damage was being initiated and developed. The results suggested that carbon fibre hybridisation exhibited significantly improved impact resistance behaviour, which was also confirmed by micro-CT examination.