When does nanotube grafting on fibers benefit the strength and toughness of composites?
Abstract
The answer to this question is revealed by our dual scale models, which say that the composite is the strongest and the toughest not when nanotubes themselves absorb energy but when they serve a supporting role in facilitating matrix to do the energy absorption instead. Toughening by means of only nanotube debonding/pull-out is not the most optimal strategy. The model concurrently considers five energy absorbing mechanisms acting at different...
Paper Details
Title
When does nanotube grafting on fibers benefit the strength and toughness of composites?
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Volume
188
Pages
107989 - 107989
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