Elastic properties of hygrothermally conditioned glare laminate

The influences of hygrothermal conditioning on mechanical properties of a fiber/metal laminate (FML) have been investigated by tensile and compression tests. The environmental action, such as high moisture concentration, high temperatures, corrosive fluids or ultraviolet radiation (UV), can affect the performance of advanced composites during service. In the present work, the results show that for the glass fiber/epoxy composites tensile and compression values decrease after hygrothermal conditioning. However, no changes on mechanical properties (tensile and compression strength) are observed for the Glare laminate, regardless the hygrothermal conditioning. (C) 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Hygrothermal Aging Effect on Fatigue Behavior of GLARE

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Estudo e caracterização do processo de usinagem do compóstio GLARE

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Hygrotermal effects evaluation using the losipescu shear test for glare laminates

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Hygrothermal effects on damping behavior of metal/glass fiber/epoxy hybrid composites

Continuous fiber/metal laminates (FML) offer significant improvements over current available materials for aircraft structures due to their excellent fatigue endurance and low density. Glass fibers/epoxy laminae and aluminum foil (Glare) are commonly used to obtain these hybrid composites. The environmental factors can limit the applications of composites by deteriorating the mechanical properties during service. Usually, epoxy resins absorb moisture when exposed to humid environments and metals are prone to surface corrosion. Therefore, the combination of the two materials in Glare (polymeric composite and metal). can lead to differences that often turn out to be beneficial in terms of mechanical properties and resistance to environmental influences. In this work. The viscoelastic properties. such as storage modulus (E') and loss modulus (E'), were obtained for glass fiber/epoxy composite, aluminum 2024-T3 alloy and for a glass fiber/epoxy/aluminum laminate (Glare). It was found that the glass fiber/epoxy (G/E) composites decrease the E' modulus during hygrothermal conditioning up to saturation point (6 weeks). However, for Glare laminates the E' modulus remains unchanged (49GPa) during the cycle of hygrothermal conditioning. The outer aluminum sheets in the Glare laminate shield the G/E composite laminae from moisture absorption. which in turn prevent, in a certain extent, the material from hygrothermal degradation effects. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Processing and mechanical characterization of titanium-graphite hybrid laminates

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Estudo do comportamento tecnológico e de alterabilidade das rochas ornamentais silicáticas verde Amazonas, preto Cajugram e bege Ipanema - (ES)

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Efeito do condicionamento ambiental nas propriedades de cisalhamento e viscoelásticas de compósitos híbridos metal-fibra

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Ergonomia de tablets em uso ocupacional: atividade visual e biomecânica postural sob a influência de ofuscamentos reflexivos causados pela iluminação

Pós-graduação em Design - FAAC