The effect of block copolymer and core-shell rubber hybrid toughening on morphology and fracture of epoxy-based fibre reinforced composites
Abstract
The toughening performance of hybridized core-shell rubber particles and block copolymers on bulk epoxy and epoxy based carbon fibre reinforced composites was investigated. The results reveal that the interlaminar fracture toughness of the fibre reinforced laminates increased by more than 300% due to an enhanced fibre-matrix adhesion because of a combination of BCP and CSR particles. However, no synergistic improvement of the fracture mechanics...
Paper Details
Title
The effect of block copolymer and core-shell rubber hybrid toughening on morphology and fracture of epoxy-based fibre reinforced composites
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Volume
203
Pages
81 - 101
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