Aim of this paper is the investigation of the pin/hole contact stress and failure mechanisms of flax/epoxy composite laminates underwent to tensile bearing tests. In particular, the maximum loads and failure modes are evaluated at varying joint geometry. In order to optimize the use of composite materials in structural applications, an experimental failure map, identifying main failure modes of mechanically fastened joints, is obtained by evaluating failure modes (i.e., net tension, shear out, cleavage and bearing) as a function of the pin diameter and the position of the hole from the free edge of the laminate. Main goal of this paper is give a simple experimental methodology to support the design of a particular joint laminate.
Fiore, V., Calabrese, L., Bruzzaniti, P., Scalici, T., Valenza, A. (2017). Failure mechanisms of flax/epoxy laminates with open hole: a failure map. In 6th International Conference on Innovative Natural Fibre Composites for Industrial Applications (pp.1-4).
Failure mechanisms of flax/epoxy laminates with open hole: a failure map
FIORE, Vincenzo;SCALICI, Tommaso;VALENZA, Antonino
2017-01-01
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Aim of this paper is the investigation of the pin/hole contact stress and failure mechanisms of flax/epoxy composite laminates underwent to tensile bearing tests. In particular, the maximum loads and failure modes are evaluated at varying joint geometry. In order to optimize the use of composite materials in structural applications, an experimental failure map, identifying main failure modes of mechanically fastened joints, is obtained by evaluating failure modes (i.e., net tension, shear out, cleavage and bearing) as a function of the pin diameter and the position of the hole from the free edge of the laminate. Main goal of this paper is give a simple experimental methodology to support the design of a particular joint laminate.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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