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RALUCA VOICU Structural Characterization and Mechanical Behaviour of Carbon Fiber/epoxy Composite for Aeronautical Field

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Abstract

In the present study EP142-C510-50 woven carbon fiber composite was investigated from structural/mechanical point of view aiming manufacturing parts for aeronautical industry. The composites were obtained by hand lay-up process. Prior to mechanical tests, the cure reaction results of composite resins specimens were analyzed by using DSC technique. The EP142 epoxy matrix was cured/polymerized at 160°C. After molding, the laminates were cut into specimens for 3 points flexure, tensile and fatigue tests. The mechanical tested samples observed by scanning electron microscopy revealed their fractured and microstructure aspects. A nondestructive US method allowing elastic constant determination on a composite plate was proposed during this study. Keywords: carbon/epoxy composite material, mechanical properties, structural characterization, aeronautical industry

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(2012). RALUCA VOICU Structural Characterization and Mechanical Behaviour of Carbon Fiber/epoxy Composite for Aeronautical Field. Materiale Plastice, 49(1).
. RALUCA VOICU Structural Characterization and Mechanical Behaviour of Carbon Fiber/epoxy Composite for Aeronautical Field. Materiale Plastice. 2012;49(1).
, "RALUCA VOICU Structural Characterization and Mechanical Behaviour of Carbon Fiber/epoxy Composite for Aeronautical Field,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 49, no. 1, 2012.
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