Open Access Research Article

Analysis of Some Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Matrix Composites Reinforced by Linen Fabric. Orthopaedic Applications

VLAD ALEXANDRU GEORGEANU, DUMITRU BOLCU, MARIUS MARINEL STANESCU, ION CIUCA, VICTORITA STEFANESCU, ROBERT CIOCOIU, MARIA ALEXANDRA IVAN
Published 05 Oct 2021
Pages 148–159

Abstract

Great interest has been shown lately in bio-composite materials because they are inexpensive and sustainable. Composites with matrices and natural reinforcers have been little studied. Here, we study certain mechanical properties of composite materials with a Dammar-based matrix (also named hybrid matrix) and flax fabric reinforcement. To be precise, we examine three types of resins where Dammar is the major component, with a volume proportion of 55%, 65% and 75%. In this respect, we have made composite materials reinforced by two types of flax fabric and we have measured the characteristic curves and some mechanical properties, such as the Young’s modulus, tensile strength and elongation at break using tensile tests. Based on the obtained properties, it is proposed or possible to use these materials in orthopedics.

Keywords: composite materials; hybrid matrix; natural fibers; mechanical properties

How to Cite this Article

GEORGEANU, V., BOLCU, D., STANESCU, M., CIUCA, I., STEFANESCU, V., CIOCOIU, R., & IVAN, M. (2021). Analysis of Some Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Matrix Composites Reinforced by Linen Fabric. Orthopaedic Applications. Materiale Plastice, 58(3), 148–159. https://doi.org/10.37358/MP.21.3.5513
GEORGEANU V, BOLCU D, STANESCU M, CIUCA I, STEFANESCU V, CIOCOIU R, IVAN M. Analysis of Some Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Matrix Composites Reinforced by Linen Fabric. Orthopaedic Applications. Materiale Plastice. 2021;58(3):148–159. doi: 10.37358/MP.21.3.5513
V. GEORGEANU, D. BOLCU, M. STANESCU, I. CIUCA, V. STEFANESCU, R. CIOCOIU, and M. IVAN, "Analysis of Some Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Matrix Composites Reinforced by Linen Fabric. Orthopaedic Applications,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 58, no. 3, pp. 148–159, 2021. doi: 10.37358/MP.21.3.5513
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