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- 2018Flexural impact response of textile reinforced inorganic phosphate cement composites (TRC)citations
- 2015Impact behaviour of high performance glass fibre reinforced cement composite laminates
- 2013FORMING THERMOPLASTIC PREPREGS IN A TEXTILE REINFORCED INORGANIC PHOSPHATE CEMENT COMPOSITE MOULD
- 2012Determination of linear thermal expansion coefficient by using digital image correlation
- 2012Influence of strain rate on tensile behavior of cementitious composites
- 2012Measurement of the transmitted impulse from hemispherical charges
- 2012Influence of strain rate on tensile behavior of cementitious composites: increasing speed in a static test
- 2012Flexural behavior of textile reinforced cementitious composites when exposed to high temperatures
- 2012Tensile behaviour of different high performance fibre reinforced cementscitations
- 2011Performance of Sacrificial Cladding Structure Made of Empty Recyclable Metal Beverage Cans under Large-Scale Air Blast Loadcitations
- 2011Study of the Bending Behaviour of Textile Reinforced Cementitious Composites When Exposed to High Temperatures
- 2011Applicability of composite Charpy impact method for strain hardening textile reinforced cementitious composites
- 2011Determination of Linear thermal expansion coefficient by using digital image correlation
- 2011Measurement of the transmitted impulse under blast loading
- 2011Performance of a sacrificial cladding structure made of empty recyclable metal beverage cans under large-scale air blast load
- 2011Crushing and energy absorption performance of different geometrical shapes of small-scale glass/polyester composite tubes under quasi-static loading conditionscitations
- 2011Crushing and energy absorption performance of different geometrical shapes of small-scale glass/polyester composite tubes under quasi-static loading conditions
- 2010Shrinkage measurement of a textile reinforced composite at high temperature using a non contact method
- 2010Comparison of the crushing performance of hollow and foam-filled small-scale composite tubes with different geometrical shapes for use in sacrificial cladding structures
- 2010Comparison of the crushing performance of hollow and foam-filled small-scale composite tubes with different geometrical shapes for use in sacrificial cladding structurescitations
- 2010Strain rate effect on the mechanical behaviour of a textile reinforced cement composite
- 2010Experimental study on axial crushing of pultruded composite tubes
- 2010Damage characterisation of a textile reinforced cement composite under low velocity impact loading
- 2010Progressive crushing of pultruded tubes under quasistatic and blast loading
- 2010Comparative study of the quasi-static energy absorption of small-scale composite tubes with different geometrical shapes for use in sacrificial cladding structures
- 2010Parametric study of crushing parameters and failure patterns of pultruded composite tubes using cohesive elements and seam, Part I: Central delamination and triggering modellingcitations
- 2010Parametric study of crushing parameters and failure patterns of pultruded composite tubes using cohesive elements and seam, Part I: Central delamination and triggering modelling
- 2010Parametric study of crushing parameters and failure patterns of pultruded composite tubes using cohesive elements and seam: Part II - Multiple delaminations and initial geometric imperfectionscitations
- 2010Experimental study on the axial crushing behaviour of pultruded composite tubescitations
- 2009Experimental and numerical study of the energy absorption capacity of pultruded tubes under blast load
- 2009Numerical axial impact study of pultruded circular and square composite tubes
- 2009Experimental and numerical study of pultruded composite tubes under blast loading
- 2009Experimental and numerical study of pultruded composite tubes under blast loading
- 2009Impact study of textile reinforced cementitious materials: test method and preliminary results
- 2009Validation of digital image correlation technique for impact loading applications
- 2009Impact study of textile reinforced cementitious materials
- 2009Blast energy absorption of composite tubes for sacrificial cladding structures
- 2009Inorganic Phosphate Textile Reinforced Cement composite moulds
- 2009Study of blast load on recyclable empty metal cans
- 2009Numerical simulations of progressive crushing of pultruded composite tubes under axial blast load
- 2008IMPACT RESISTANCE OF LOAD BEARING SANDWICH ELEMENTS WITH TEXTILE REINFORCED CONCRETE FACES
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Comparison of the crushing performance of hollow and foam-filled small-scale composite tubes with different geometrical shapes for use in sacrificial cladding structures
Abstract
This paper presents the quasi-static crushing performance of nine different geometrical shapes of small-scale glass/polyester composite tubes filled with polyurethane closed-cell foam for use in sacrificial cladding structures. The effect of polyurethane foam on the crushing characteristics and the corresponding energy absorption is addressed for each geometrical shape of the composite tube. Composite tubes with two different thicknesses (1 mm and 2 mm) have been considered to study the influence of polyurethane foam on the crushing performance. From the present study, it was found that the presence of polyurethane foam inside the composite tubes suppressed the circumferential delamination process and fibre fracturing; consequently, it reduced the specific energy absorption of composite tubes. Furthermore, the polyurethane foam attributed to a higher peak crush load for each composite tube. However, the presence of polyurethane foam inside the composite tubes significantly increased the stability of the crushing phenomena especially for the square and hexagonal cross-sectional composite tubes with 1 mm wall thickness. The results from this study are compared with our previous results for composite tubes without polyurethane foam.