Multi-scale interlaminar fracture mechanisms in woven composite laminates reinforced with aligned carbon nanotubes

Volume: 100, Pages: 128 - 135
Published: Aug 1, 2014
Abstract
Aligned nanoscale fibers have been shown to provide inter and intralaminar reinforcement of fiber-reinforced polymer composites. In one hierarchical architecture, aligned carbon nanotubes (CNTs) grown on advanced microfibers in a woven ply creates a ‘fuzzy fiber’ reinforced plastic (FFRP) laminate. Here, the mechanisms of Mode I fracture toughness enhancement for such laminates are elucidated experimentally by varying the type of epoxy and...
Paper Details
Title
Multi-scale interlaminar fracture mechanisms in woven composite laminates reinforced with aligned carbon nanotubes
Published Date
Aug 1, 2014
Volume
100
Pages
128 - 135
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