Original paper
Understanding compressive strength improvement of high modulus carbon-fiber reinforced polymeric composites through fiber-matrix interface characterization
Abstract
Low fiber-direction compressive strength of high-modulus (HM) carbon fiber-reinforced polymers (CFRPs) has been their major weakness prohibiting implementation of such materials in aircraft primary structures despite improving mechanical stiffness at a lower weight. A new HM CFRP achieving fiber-direction compressive strength of intermediate-modulus (IM) CFRPs but with more than 30% higher axial modulus has been recently developed. This work...
Paper Details
Title
Understanding compressive strength improvement of high modulus carbon-fiber reinforced polymeric composites through fiber-matrix interface characterization
Published Date
Aug 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
193
Pages
108798 - 108798
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