纤维增强复合材料性能

<正> 6 纤维增强复合材料的其他力学性能6.1 纤维增强复合材料的疲劳性能对某些产品如各类叶片、交通工具、运动器材等等,材料的疲劳性能是一个重要的设计参数。由于疲劳破坏引起飞机坠毁是众所周知的。复合材料具有比金属好得多的疲劳性能(图6—1)。金属中疲劳损伤的扩展往往比较迅速,破坏非常突然,而复合材料从产生疲劳损伤到发生疲劳破坏,往往要经历一段相对较长的损伤积累过程,可以先被察觉,不发生突发性破坏(图6—2);金属对缺口、开孔等应力集中比较敏感,而复合材料则要迟钝得多;复合材料内阻尼较     

单向Cf/SiC复合材料的弯曲疲劳性能

对单向Cf/SiC复合材料进行了三点弯曲疲劳性能测试,得到了复合材料的应力－寿命曲线（S－N曲线）,并对其进行线性拟合,得到疲劳最大应力与复合材料疲劳寿命的关系;考察了疲劳过程中刚度下降和疲劳裂纹产生情况。结果表明在疲劳过程中复合材料的弯曲模量有3个变化阶段：首先在疲劳加载初期,弯曲模量的下降速度及幅度都较大;其次在弯曲模量下降到原始弯曲模量的85％（133GPa)后,其变化方式没有明显的规律可循,有时甚至可能上升;最后复合材料发生疲劳断裂时,模量将发生突变。显微结构分析表明：基体横向裂纹群的产生是疲劳断裂的独有特征。它的产生是由于基体SiC的断裂应变小于碳纤维的断裂应变,基体首先开裂并导致应力重新分布的结果。     

VARI成型高性能环氧树脂基复合材料性能研究

采用真空灌注工艺(VARI)制备了高性能环氧树脂/碳纤维复合材料,并进一步研究了该树脂基复合材料的基本力学性能,湿热环境性能及冲击损伤性能。结果表明:该复合材料制造成本低,力学性能良好、耐湿热环境性能优异,达到韧性级复合材料的水平。     

单向混杂纤维复合材料常规和疲劳性能研究

<正> 1 前言随着科学技术的发展,复合材料的应用越来越广泛。在复合材料的实际应用中,它不仅承受静载荷,疲劳载荷也不可避免,所以静强度与疲劳强度是产品设计的两个重要依据。混杂纤维复合材料是复合材料领域中的重要组成部分,它与单一复合材料相比具有     

高性能纤维的弯曲疲劳断裂研究

在自制弯曲疲劳装置上 ,对 3种高强对位芳纶及超高相对分子质量聚乙烯纤维 (Dyneema SK65 )进行双面弯曲疲劳试验。结果表明 ,Twaron 2 0 0 0弯曲疲劳寿命的自然对数与预加应力、弯曲角度呈线性关系 ,Dyneema SK65弯曲疲劳寿命明显长于对位芳纶 ,Twaron 2 0 0 0 ,Kevlar 12 9相近 ,都比Kevlar 2 9略长 ;高强型对位芳纶的弯曲疲劳断裂断口芯层呈现出“毛笔头”或“拔丝形”原纤化分裂形态 ,超高相对分子质量聚乙烯纤维弯曲疲劳断裂断口有明显的脆性折断形态 ,无原纤出现。     

几个高性能树脂基复合材料的研究

介绍了短纤维增强树脂基复合材料、聚酰亚胺纳米杂化薄膜材料和环氧基纳米复合材料方面的研究工作，简要概括了短玻璃纤维、短碳纤维以及与颗粒混合增强树脂基复合材料的研究结果，报道了聚酰亚胺纳米杂化薄膜材料和环氧基纳米复合材料的一些低温性能研究结果。     

橡胶复合材料疲劳性能研究进展

本文综述了橡胶复合材料疲劳的研究现状，分别介绍了橡胶的疲劳、帘线的疲劳以及橡胶－帘线界面间疲劳研究的国内外最新进展，并着重介绍了断裂力学方法和疲劳－寿命图在橡胶复合材料疲劳研究中的应用。     

纤维增强复合材料疲劳性能的温度效应

纤维增强复合材料(FRP)因其轻质高强、耐腐蚀等突出优势受到广泛的关注,但其疲劳性能受材料特性、环境条件和载荷条件影响较大。基于唯象学刚度退化理论,研究了FRP材料的疲劳性能在不同温度和应力水平下的变化规律,推导了FRP材料基于温度变化的刚度退化和疲劳寿命预测等效模型,并在已有试验数据基础上对该模型进行了验证,并将之应用于E型玻璃纤维平纹编织层状材料的疲劳性能预测。结果表明:该模型能有效预测FRP材料的刚度退化规律和等效剩余疲劳寿命;FRP材料疲劳性能的温度效应明显,其影响程度甚至可能超过应力幅的影响。     

Flexural fatigue behavior of injection-molded composites based on poly(phenylene ether ketone)

Flexural fatigue tests were conducted on injection-molded short fiber composites, carbon fiber/poly(phenylene ether ketone) (PEK-C) and glass fiber/PEK-C (with addition of polyphenylene sulfide for improving adhesion between matrix and fibers), using four-point bending at stress ratio of 0.1. The fatigue behavior of these materials was presented. By comparing the S-N curves and analyzing the fracture surfaces of the two materials, the similarity and difference of the failure mechanisms in the two materials were discussed. It is shown that the flexural fatigue failure of the studied materials is governed by their respective tensile properties. The matrix yielding is main failure mechanism at high stress, while at lower stress the fatigue properties appear fiber and interface dominated. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 65: 1857–1864, 1997     

Effect of thermal fatigue on the mechanical properties of epoxy matrix composites reinforced with olive pits powder

This study is focused on the investigation of the effect of thermal shock cycling on the mechanical properties of cellulose based reinforced polymer composites. Polymer composites reinforced with olive pits powder at different filler‐volume fractions were manufactured. An increase in the bending modulus on the order of 48% was achieved. On the other hand, results showed that the bending strength remained almost unaffected from the amount of filler introduced. Next, the effect of thermal shock cycling on the mechanical behaviour of the thus manufactured composites was investigated. Theoretical predictions for both the properties variation with number of thermal shock cycles applied as well as with filler‐volume fraction were derived using the residual properties model (RPM) and the modulus predictive model (MPM), respectively. Predicted values were compared with respective experimental results. In all cases, a fair agreement between experimental findings and theoretical predictions was found. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2012     

Aspects of alkali treatment of sponge gourd (Luffa cylindrica) fibers on the flexural properties of polyester matrix composites

Sponge gourd (Luffa cylindrica) forms a natural mat that deviates the crack path in brittle thermoset resin matrix composites, leading to a controlled fracture mode and increasing the toughness of the composite. The use of luffa as reinforcement is, however, restricted by a very weak fiber–matrix interface. In this work, luffa fibers were alkali‐treated at two temperatures, with varying alkali concentrations. Although the surface analysis shows that the treatments promote a clear removal of the outer surface layer of the fibers with the exposition of the inner fibrillar structure and the consequent increase of the fiber surface area, only a secondary increase on the mechanical properties was obtained. The slight increase observed was attributed only to mechanical interlock. Long pullout lengths and neat fiber beads were the main features observed at the fracture surface of the treated and untreated fiber composites. © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 87: 1927–1932, 2003     

Mechanical and dielectric properties and crystalline behavior of multilayer graphite-filled polyethylene composites

As one of the duplicated cases of ultrathin polymer films, multilayer graphite/polymer composites are of great interests in various applications. Graphite/polyethylene (PE) composites with various layer numbers and graphite particle sizes were prepared by lamination. The mechanical and dielectric properties and crystalline behavior of the composites were investigated by scanning electron microscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, tensile test, and dielectric strength test. With the same amount of graphite addition, the tensile strength of the composites increases with decreasing layer thickness, but decreases with increasing graphite particle size. The longitudinal tensile strength is greater than the transverse one. The tensile strength of the 3⁶-layer composites with a particle size of 15 μm has enhancements of 34.76 and 68.39% in the longitudinal and transverse directions compared with that of the single-layer pure PE film. The dielectric constant of the composites nonlinearly increases with decreasing layer thickness, while the dielectric loss is independent of this factor. The dielectric constant of the 3⁶-layer composites with a particle size of 15 μm is about two times as large as that of the single-layer pure PE film. The crystalline peak temperature and the crystallinity of the composites increase with the decrease in layer thickness. Coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations were also carried out to understand the experimental observations by getting an insight into the microstructure of the multilayer composites. This work would be helpful for the production of optimized of multilayer graphite/polymer composites by lamination for electric energy storage. © 2019 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2019 , 136, 48131.     

多壁碳纳米管／环氧树脂复合材料性能研究

采用物理机械方法与化学方法相结合的手段,制备了多壁碳纳米管（MWNTS）／环氧树脂（Epoxy）复合材料。通过力学拉伸试验测试了MWNTs/Epoxy复合材料拉伸强度和拉伸模量与MWNTS添加量的关系,利用扫描电镜（SEM）分析了MWNTS／Epoxy复合材料的拉伸断面,并用表面电阻测试仪对所制备的碳纳米管复合材料进行了电学性能测试。结果表明：经过化学酸化的方法处理后的MWNTS在复合材料中的分散得到了改善,力学性能也得到了明显的提高,但酸处理后的复合材料的电学性能明显低于未处理的复合材料。     

Rheological behavior and mechanical properties of sawdust/polyethylene composites

We have characterized the melt rheological behavior and the solid tensile properties of sawdust/polyethylene composites prepared in an internal mixer. Various concentrations (from 0 to 60 wt %) and three particle sizes have been tested, in presence of a coupling agent (maleic anhydride grafted polyethylene). In the molten state, for each particle size, a mastercurve of the complex viscosity as function of frequency can be plotted, using a shift factor depending on weight fraction. We show that the shift factors can be described by a Krieger‐Dougherty law, leading to a “universal” viscosity law of the Carreau‐Yasuda type. In the solid state, the presence of sawdust increases Young modulus in uniaxial elongation, mainly for small size particles, but reduces dramatically deformation at break and tensile strength. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2009     

The behavior of natural rubber–epoxidized natural rubber–silica composites based on wet masterbatch technique

Natural rubber–epoxidized natural rubber–silica composites were prepared by the wet masterbatch technique and the traditional dry mixing method. Performances of the composites based on different preparation methods were investigated with a moving die rheometer, an electronic universal testing machine, a dynamic mechanical analyzer, a nuclear magnetic resonance crosslink density analyzer, a rubber processing analyzer (RPA), a scanning electron microscope (SEM), and a transmission electron microscope (TEM). The RPA, SEM, and TEM analyses indicated that silica has better dispersion, lower filler–filler interaction, and better filler–rubber interaction in compounds based on the wet masterbatch technique, leading to improvements in mechanical strength and the dynamic mechanical and compression properties of the composites. It also indicates that composites prepared by the wet masterbatch technique have shorter scorch time, faster curing velocity, and higher crosslink density. The composites prepared by the wet materbatch technique also have lower rolling resistance, which is an important property for their use as a green material for the tire industry. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2016 , 133, 43571.     

Influence of new thermoplastic sizing agents on the mechanical behavior of poly(ether ketone ketone)/carbon fiber composites

In this study, unidirectional poly(ether ether ketone)/carbon fiber (CF) composite sheets were elaborated with unsized, epoxy‐sized, and thermoplastic‐sized CFs by hot‐press molding. The thermoplastic sizings that we used were poly(ether imide) (PEI) and poly(ether ketone ketone) oligomer aqueous dispersions. Scanning electron microscopy observation of the composites freeze fractures showed that unlike unsized or epoxy‐sized CFs, the thermoplastic sizings improved the interaction between the fibers and the matrix. A comparative study of the mechanical relaxations by dynamic mechanical analysis was carried out on the different composites before and after immersion in kerosene. At low temperature, the PEI sizing had a significant influence on the β relaxation, particularly after kerosene immersion. The thermoplastic sizings did not modify the glass‐transition temperature but improved the kerosene resistance on the composites. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2015 , 132, 42550.     

Effect of biological degradation by termites on the flexural properties of pinewood residue/recycled high‐density polyethylene composites

Wood–plastic composites (WPCs) are considered to be highly durable materials and immune to any type of biological attack. However, when one of these composites is exposed to accelerated weathering, its surface is affected by the appearance of cracks, which constitute an ideal access route for biotic agents. Although the destruction of wood caused by termites is recognized worldwide, information on their effects on WPC‐based products is scarce. Thus, in this study, we aimed to examine the effects of termite attacks on weathered and nonweathered pinewood residue/recycled high‐density polyethylene composites. In this study, WPCs with 40 wt % wood were prepared. Test samples obtained by compression molding and profile extrusion were subjected to weathering cycles for 1000 and 2000 h with a UV‐type accelerated tester equipped with UVA‐340 fluorescent lamps. Afterward, specimens were exposed to the attack of higher termites (Nasutitermes nigriceps) native to the Yucatan Peninsula. Subsequently, flexural mechanical essays, Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analyses were performed. FTIR spectroscopy and DSC showed that the surfaces of the compression‐molded specimens were degraded to a higher extent because of the accelerated weathering. The microscopy results revealed that severe damage was caused by the termites on the surface of the compression‐molded samples. Statistical analysis of the mechanical test results showed that biotic attack produced significant changes in the samples previously exposed to accelerated weathering. The results show that the processing method directly affected the sample performance because of differences in the surface composition. The profile‐extruded composites seemed to better resist termite attack. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 2013     

Effect of coupon geometry and preload on flexural properties of oxide ceramic matrix composites

Oxide ceramic matrix composites (O-CMCs) have a high potential for usage in thermal protection systems or combustion chambers because of their low weight, temperature- and corrosion stability as well as non-brittle failure behavior. Mechanical property changes over their lifetime due to operational loads are not well understood. Moreover, mechanical properties from planar samples under laboratory conditions often differ substantially from upscaled components with complex geometries. In this work, the influences of curvature and preloading conditions were investigated experimentally using modeling to determine boundary conditions. Effects of curvature and trends among preload conditions were determined, with high-cycle-fatigue-preload (HCF) reducing strength and Young’s Modulus by 15% compared to their original values where low-cycle-fatigue-preload (LCF) had smaller effect. The low impacts of high temperatures and small-to-medium loads on the properties of O-CMCs makes them an interesting choice for high-temperature combustive environments.