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Mode I delamination fatigue crack growth in unidirectional fiber reinforced composites: development of a standardized test procedure
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June 2012
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Abstract
Selected mode I fatigue data from five different types of fiber-reinforced,
polymer-matrix composites tested in two round robins organized by the
American Society for Testing and Materials subcommittee D30.06 and
European Structural Integrity Society Technical Committee 4, respectively,
are analyzed and discussed. The focus is on experimental scatter (inlaboratory
and inter-laboratory) and on schemes for quantitative data analysis. It is shown that in spite of considerable scatter different composites can be distinguished and, under certain assumptions, a relative ranking be established. Further, effects from limited experimental measurement resolution are noted and implications for the test procedure
and use of the test data in design of composite structures discussed. For
comparative purposes, a rough ranking of different composites is feasible
with test data generated within 24 hours per specimen in an industrial test
environment.
Type of Material
Journal Article
Publisher
Elsevier
Journal
Composites Science and Technology
Volume
72
Issue
10
Start Page
1102
End Page
1107
Copyright (Published Version)
2012 Elsevier
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
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