Abstract
In this work, the relationship was considered between the structure and cyclic loading resistance of a layered composite consisting of PEI (PEEK) plate/PEI (PEEK) film/PEI-impregnated carbon-fiber fabric prepreg/PEI (PEEK) film/PEI (PEEK) plate by analyzing the time variation in the parameters of mechanical hysteresis loops calculated using digital image correlation. It was shown that the polyetherimide-based layered composite has low fatigue life under cyclic loading (0.8 of the yield strength), resulting from incompatible deformation between the PEI plates and the prepreg due to a layer interface formed by low-melting TecaPEI film. In the PEEK layered composite, the layer interface was formed by neat PEEK energy director and therefore had a little amount of defects, due to which the load was well transferred from the PEEK plates to the middle reinforcement layer. As a result, the fatigue life at a load level of 0.8 of the yield strength corresponded to high-cycle fatigue (more than 86000 cycles).
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Panin, S. V., Bogdanov, A. A., Aleksenko, V. O., Bochkareva, S. A., Lyubutin, P. S., Panov, I. L., & Tian, D. (2024). Digital Image Correlation Analysis of Fatigue Degradation of Layered Polymer Composites (Polyetheretherketone/Polyetherimide, PEEK/PEI) with Carbon-Fiber Fabric Prepreg. Physical Mesomechanics, 27(5), 541–555. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1029959924050047
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