泡沫铝夹层结构复合材料低速冲击性能

以泡沫铝为夹芯材料,玄武岩纤维(BF)和超高分子量聚乙烯纤维(UHMWPE)复合材料为面板,制备夹层结构复合材料。研究纤维类型、铺层结构和芯材厚度对泡沫铝夹层结构复合材料冲击性能和损伤模式的影响规律,并与铝蜂窝夹层结构复合材料性能进行对比分析。结果表明:BF/泡沫铝夹层结构比UHMWPE/泡沫铝夹层结构具有更大的冲击破坏载荷,但冲击位移和吸收能量较小。BF和UHMWPE两种纤维的分层混杂设计比叠加混杂具有更高的冲击破坏载荷和吸收能量。随着泡沫铝厚度的增加,夹层结构复合材料的冲击破坏载荷降低,破坏吸收能量增大。泡沫铝夹层结构比铝蜂窝夹层结构具有更高的冲击破坏载荷,但冲击破坏吸收能量较小;泡沫铝芯材以冲击部位的碎裂为主要失效形式,铝蜂窝芯材整体压缩破坏明显。     

缝合对泡沫夹芯复合材料低速冲击性能的影响EI北大核心CSCD

为了研究缝合对泡沫夹芯复合材料抗低速冲击的影响,以未缝合、全厚度缝合和冲击面纤维面板三类缝合碳纤维泡沫夹芯复合材料板为研究对象,采用落锤冲击试验机对泡沫夹芯复合材料板进行10J能量的冲击试验。然后使用水浸超声波扫描成像系统对冲击后的复合材料板进行损伤检测,得出泡沫夹芯复合材料板内部不同深度层的损伤情况。采用ABAQUS有限元软件对上述三类泡沫夹芯复合材料板进行有限元模拟,得出了低速冲击响应过程及面板的损伤情况,并进行了实验与数值模拟结果对比分析。研究结果表明,缝合会使得各铺层的损伤趋向均匀化,能够大幅提高层合板的整体性使各铺层之间的衔接更加紧密。在较小冲击能量下,全厚度缝合与冲击面纤维面板缝合都能够抑制分层的破坏,并且抑制分层的效果相差不大,且靠近冲击面的层与层之间更加容易产生分层的破坏。     

缝合对泡沫夹芯复合材料低速冲击性能的影响

为了研究缝合对泡沫夹芯复合材料抗低速冲击的影响,以未缝合、全厚度缝合和冲击面纤维面板三类缝合碳纤维泡沫夹芯复合材料板为研究对象,采用落锤冲击试验机对泡沫夹芯复合材料板进行10J能量的冲击试验。然后使用水浸超声波扫描成像系统对冲击后的复合材料板进行损伤检测,得出泡沫夹芯复合材料板内部不同深度层的损伤情况。采用ABAQUS有限元软件对上述三类泡沫夹芯复合材料板进行有限元模拟,得出了低速冲击响应过程及面板的损伤情况,并进行了实验与数值模拟结果对比分析。研究结果表明,缝合会使得各铺层的损伤趋向均匀化,能够大幅提高层合板的整体性使各铺层之间的衔接更加紧密。在较小冲击能量下,全厚度缝合与冲击面纤维面板缝合都能够抑制分层的破坏,并且抑制分层的效果相差不大,且靠近冲击面的层与层之间更加容易产生分层的破坏。     

芳纶纤维增韧碳纤维泡沫金属夹芯梁压缩性能及界面性能

为研究芳纶短纤维对复合材料夹芯材料/结构的界面及性能的影响,对具有芳纶短纤维增韧界面的碳纤维-泡沫铝夹芯梁进行了试验和细观增韧机制研究.在夹芯梁制备过程中,在碳纤维-泡沫铝界面加入低密度芳纶短纤维薄膜,通过短纤维的桥联作用,提高夹芯梁的界面黏接性能.研究了芳纶纤维增韧对夹芯梁面内压缩性能和破坏模态的影响,采用非对称双悬臂梁(ADCB)试验测量了不同增韧参数条件下,碳纤维表板与泡沫铝芯体之间的临界能量释放率.试验结果显示:在相同增韧参数条件下,Kevlar纤维增韧夹芯梁的面内压缩性能和界面临界能量释放率均较好,而混杂长度Kevlar纤维的界面增韧效果最优.通过对试件断面的SEM观测,分析了芳纶纤维增韧的细观增韧机制.     

缝合泡沫夹层复合材料低速冲击数值模拟及实验

在ABAQUS分析平台中建立了缝合泡沫夹层复合材料在低速冲击下的动力学有限元模型,采用杆单元模拟缝线树脂柱的作用,基于Hashin破坏准则模拟层板面内损伤,通过各向同性硬化本构模型利用等效塑性变形模拟泡沫夹芯损伤演化。针对相同铺层的缝合和未缝合泡沫夹层结构,模拟了相同冲击能量下的低速冲击响应过程及面板、泡沫的损伤情况,数值结果与实验结果吻合较好,证明了该方法的有效性和准确性。研究结果表明,在低速冲击下,泡沫夹层结构引入缝线后虽然降低了泡沫缓冲吸能的作用,使得面板表面受到较大的冲击破坏,但增强了整体刚度,增大了面板抵抗弯曲变形的能力,减小了内部面板的损伤,使其在改善复合材料面板易分层缺陷的同时还依然拥有优良的面内性能。     

齿板-玻璃纤维/聚氨酯泡沫芯夹层梁的低速冲击性能

提出了一种由齿板-玻璃纤维（TP-GF）混合面板和聚氨酯（PU）泡沫芯材组成的新型TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁,结构中金属板通过齿钉压入GF与内部芯材连接,该夹层梁采用真空导入模压工艺制作。通过低速冲击试验,研究了不同冲击能量、纤维厚度和泡沫密度下TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁的冲击响应和损伤模式,并与普通的夹层梁进行了对比分析;通过双悬臂梁试验研究了混合夹层梁的界面性能,计算了夹层梁的应变能释放率。结果表明:在22 J、33 J、44 J能量冲击下,泡沫芯材密度为150 kg/m3的TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁的最大接触力较普通夹层梁分别提高了31.2%、48.6%、33.3%,冲击能量吸收分别增加了17.2%、11.3%、15.5%;随着冲击能量、面板纤维层数及芯材密度的增加,TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁最大接触力增大,密度较低的TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁损伤形式主要为面板的局部弯曲,而芯材密度较高的TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁则以穿透损伤为主;增加泡沫芯材密度和面板纤维厚度能够提高TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁的抗冲击性能,随着芯材密度的增大TP-GF/PU泡沫夹层梁的应变能释放率峰值越高,界面性能越好。      

复合材料头盔壳体用超薄层合板冲击后的压缩性能

使用[0°/0°/0°]T、[45°/0°/45°]T两种铺层角度将碳纤维经面缎纹织物、碳纤维平纹织物预浸料、不同面密度芳纶纬编双轴向织物(MBWK)三种增强材料混杂铺层,制备出厚度为1.30 mm的复合材料头盔壳体用超薄层合板。测试分析了层板冲击后的压缩性能,用C扫描超声波检测仪测试了层合板冲击损伤图像,使用Image Pro Plus图像分析软件计算出不同冲击条件下的超薄层合板冲击损伤面积,研究了增强体结构类型、铺层角度对超薄复合材料层合板冲击后压缩性能的影响。结果表明,使用铺层角度为[45°/0°/45°]T的增强体结构可抑制层板沿纤维方向的冲击损伤裂纹的扩展,但是冲击点损伤破坏严重;纬编双轴向织物的面密度越大,则层板冲击后的凹坑深度越小。与其他铺层结构相比,当铺层角度为[0°/0°/0°]T时底层为碳纤维预浸料、中间层纬编双轴向织物面密度为630 g/m2、面层为碳纤维经面缎纹织物的复合材料超薄层板的冲击损伤面积与凹坑深度均最小,分别为225.28 mm2、0.16 mm,其剩余冲击后压缩强度达到最大值97.43 MPa,压缩强度保持率75.72%。这种结构,具有优异的冲击后压缩性能。     

纤维混杂铺层对无伞空投箱抗冲击性的影响

目的 对无伞空投箱所用的碳纤维、玻璃纤维、芳纶纤维/环氧树脂体系纤维混杂铺层的复合材料层合板进行研究,以在低成本下提高实现效果。方法 复合材料层合板分为10层,采用层间混杂结构,通过改变混杂比、铺层角度及铺层顺序,设计148种铺层方案,利用ANSYS–APDL软件分析3种参数变量对层合板拉伸性能及抗弯性能的影响。结果 沿主要受力方向铺设纤维,碳纤维层在外侧、玻璃纤维层集中在中心,且玻璃纤维层体积分数为40%时,材料具有最高的性价比。结论 针对混杂纤维复合材料层合板,通过调整混杂比得出碳/玻璃混杂纤维复合材料性能较好,通过调整铺层角度得出纤维铺设角度越接近受力方向其性能效果越好,通过调整铺层顺序得出不同混杂比、铺层角度下的最佳性能结构。     

纤维/镁合金混杂层合板低速冲击响应及损伤模拟

为了研究新型纤维增强镁合金混杂层合板在低速冲击下的力学响应,分别对由玻璃纤维、碳纤维和二者混杂增强的AZ31B镁合金层合板在不同冲击能量下的落锤低速冲击试验进行了数值模拟。基于镁合金各向异性塑性本构和指数关系界面脱粘内聚力本构模型,同时纤维复合材料层采用三维Hashin失效准则且引入刚度折减,编写了复合材料层板损伤的VUMAT子程序,并将该子程序嵌入ABAQUS/Explicit中实现对层合板冲击过程的模拟。研究了该纤维层合板在不同冲击能量下的动态冲击响应以及脱粘与损伤演化规律,分析了冲击载荷、形变和能量吸收随时间的变化规律。模拟结果表明:在冲击能较小时,首先在冲击背面出现基体开裂,随着冲击能的增加,层合板受冲击面出现由无明显损伤到出现基体开裂和纤维断裂的现象;与单一碳纤维增强的镁合金层合板复合材料相比,单一玻璃纤维增强的镁合金层合板在冲击载荷作用时能够吸收更多的能量,碳纤维层内混杂合适的玻璃纤维铺层能够提高碳纤维增强镁合金层合板的抗冲击性能。     

薄面板复合材料蜂窝夹层结构冲击试验

为研究薄面板复合材料蜂窝夹层结构在冲击载荷下的接触力响应和损伤情况,用两种不同质量的冲头对不同面板厚度的复合材料夹层结构进行了多种能量的落锤式冲击试验,并对冲击后的试验件进行了损伤测量。结果表明：冲击能量相对较低时,最大接触力较小,随着冲击能量的增加,最大接触力在增大过程中会出现门槛值,即达到某一值后不再上升。低能量下,冲击损伤表现为面板凹坑和冲击点周围的少量分层,随着冲击能量变大,面板逐渐出现纤维断裂进而被穿透。面板未穿透时,冲头会反弹,接触力-时间曲线的下降段没有台阶,分层区域直径约为冲头直径的1.2倍;面板穿透时,冲头不反弹,接触力-时间曲线下降段出现台阶,分层区域直径约为冲头直径的1.8倍。当最大接触力达到门槛值后,相同冲击能量下,冲头质量越大,冲击持续时间越长,凹坑越深。     

Hybrid composites based on aramid and basalt woven fabrics: Impact damage modes and residual flexural properties

The low-velocity impact behaviour of hybrid laminates reinforced with woven aramid and basalt fabrics and manufactured by resin transfer moulding was studied. Specimens with different stacking sequences were tested at three different energies, namely 5, 12.5 and 25 J. Residual post-impact properties of the different configurations of aramid/basalt hybrid laminates were characterized by quasi static four point bending tests. Post-impact flexural tests have been monitored using acoustic emission in order to get further information on failure mechanisms. Results indicate that hybrid laminates with intercalated configuration (alternating sequence of basalt and aramid fabrics) have better impact energy absorption capability and enhanced damage tolerance with respect to the all-aramid laminates, while basalt and hybrid laminates with sandwich-like configuration (seven basalt fabric layers at the centre of the laminate as core and three aramid fabric layers for each side of the composite as skins) present the most favourable flexural behaviour.     

Effect of basalt fiber hybridization on the impact behavior under low impact velocity of glass/basalt woven fabric/epoxy resin composites

The low velocity impact behavior of E-glass/basalt reinforced hybrid laminates, manufactured by resin transfer moulding technique, was investigated. Specimens prepared with different stacking sequences were tested at three different impact energies, namely 5 J, 12.5 J and 25 J. Residual post-impact mechanical properties of the different configurations were characterized by quasi static four point bending tests. Post-impact flexural tests have been also monitored using acoustic emission in order to get further information on failure mechanisms. Results showed that basalt and hybrid laminates with an intercalated configuration exhibited higher impact energy absorption capacity than glass laminates, and enhanced damage tolerance capability. Conversely, the most favorable flexural behavior was shown by laminates with symmetrical sandwich-like configuration (E-glass fiber fabrics as core and basalt fiber fabrics as skins).     

Z 向增强泡沫夹芯复合材料冲击损伤及冲击后压缩性能

基于热压罐成型工艺, 选择了树脂柱Z向增强泡沫芯材、碳纤维Z向增强泡沫芯材、Kevlar纤维缝纫增强泡沫芯材3种Z向增强复合材料结构, 对夹芯结构进行了低速冲击损伤和冲击后压缩(CAI)性能研究, 考察了不同Z向增强方式对冲击损伤面积和破坏模式的影响。结果表明, Z向增强对泡沫芯材产生了初始损伤, 其冲击后损伤面积大于未增强泡沫夹芯结构; 但Z向增强改变了夹芯结构的压缩破坏机制。通过选用合适的Z向增强材料和Z向增强参数, 能够提高夹芯结构的压缩强度和CAI强度。其中当增强材料为碳纤维, 增强参数为10 mm×10 mm时, 压缩强度提高了13%, CAI强度提高超过40%。     

Post-impact damage characterization of hybrid configurations of jute/glass polyester laminates using acoustic emission and IR thermography

In this work, residual post-impact properties of two configurations of E-glass/jute hybrid laminates are characterized, both manufactured using a total fibre volume of 50 ± 2% (14 glass fibre layers + 4 jute fibre layers). T-laminates included a core obtained by multiple layers of jute between two E-glass fibre reinforced skins, whilst in Q-laminates single layers of jute fibres were intercalated at different levels between E-glass fibre reinforced layers. All laminates were impacted at five levels of energy, from 5 to 15 J, and then subjected to post-impact flexural tests.The results suggest that T hybrids perform better at low impact energies (up to 10 J), which do not damage significantly the laminate core. In contrast, Q hybrids are better suited to withstand extensive damage produced by higher impact energies (12.5 and 15 J), in that they allow a more effective redistribution of impact damage in the structure. This was confirmed by acoustic emission (AE) monitoring during flexural loading, which offered indications on the maximum stress laminates can undergo after impact damage. Pulse IR thermography yielded information on their mode of failure by visualizing impact-damaged areas.     

Influence of Fiber Orientation and Fillers on Low Velocity Impact Response of the Fabric Reinforced Epoxy Composites

The low velocity impact response of the epoxy composite materials, which were reinforced with various hybrid contents, such as plain pure or hybrid fabrics (carbon, aramid and glass fibers and copper wires) and filler mixtures into the epoxy matrix (aramid powder, potatoes starch, barium ferrite and carbon black) was investigated using a drop weight impact machine. The aim of this study was to characterize and assess the effects of fiber orientation at various angles and filler mixtures into epoxy matrix on the impact response. All the tests were carried out at constant impact energy, namely 90.629 J. Results indicated that the fiber orientation at various angles has a positive effect on impact response, mainly in the case of aramid fabric reinforced composites. In terms of influence of fillers addition into matrix, it was obtained an improvement on the impact response of hybrid fabric reinforced composite as compared to the pure fabric reinforced composites.

     

Low velocity impact of combination Kevlar/carbon fiber sandwich composites

Impact, compression after impact, and tensile stiffness properties of carbon fiber and Kevlar combination sandwich composites were investigated in this study. The different samples consisted of impact-side facesheets having different combinations of carbon fiber/Kevlar and carbon fiber/hybrid. The bottom facesheets remained entirely carbon fiber to maintain the high overall flexural stiffness of the sandwich composite. The focus of this research was to determine if any improvement in impact properties existed as a result of replacing the impact-side facesheet layers of carbon fiber with Kevlar or hybrid. Impact tests were conducted on different sample types to obtain information about absorbed energy and maximum impact force. Also, compression after impact tests were conducted to determine the reduction in compressive strength when comparing impacted to non-impacted samples. The elastic moduli of carbon fiber, Kevlar, and hybrid were determined from tensile testing. This data was used to characterize the reduction in stiffness from replacing carbon fiber layers with the Kevlar or hybrid layers. The experimental data in its entirety helps define the benefits and disadvantages of replacing carbon fiber layers with Kevlar or hybrid.     

Sandwich panels with Kagome lattice cores reinforced by carbon fibers

Stretching dominated Kagome lattices reinforced by carbon fibers were designed and manufactured. The sandwich panels were assembled with bonded laminate skins. The mechanical behaviors of the sandwich panels were tested by out-of-plane compression, in-plane compression and three-point bending. Different failure modes of the sandwich structures were revealed. The experimental results showed that the carbon fiber reinforced lattice grids are much stiffer and stronger than foams and honeycombs. It was found that buckling and debonding dominate the mechanical behavior of the sandwich structures, and that more complaint skin sheets might further improve the overall mechanical performance of the sandwich panels.     

Compression and impact testing of two-layer composite pyramidal-core sandwich panels

Quasi-static uniform compression tests and low-velocity concentrated impact tests were conducted to reveal the failure mechanisms and energy absorption capacity of two-layer carbon fiber composite sandwich panels with pyramidal truss cores. Three different volume-fraction cores (i.e., with different relative densities) were fabricated: 1.25%, 1.81%, and 2.27%. Two-layer sandwich panels with identical volume-fraction cores (either 1.25% or 2.27%), and also stepwise graded panels consisting of one light and one heavy core, were investigated under uniform quasi-static compression. Under quasi-static compression, load peaks were identified with complete failure of individual truss layers due to strut buckling or strut crushing, and specific energy absorption was estimated for different core configurations. In the impact test, the damage resulting from low-velocity concentrated impact was investigated. Our results show that compared with glass fiber woven textile truss cores, two-layer carbon fiber composite pyramidal truss cores have comparable specific energy absorptions, and thus could be used in the development of novel light-weight multifunctional structures.