Effect of fiberglass form on the tensile and bending characteristic of epoxy composite material

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Abstract

This search focuses on the tensile and bending characteristics of a composite material that reinforced by various forms of fiberglass. Two fiber forms are considered; the first is bi-directional of (0o-90o) fiber direction, the second is random. The fiber thickness of bi-directional form has been investigated by considering thick and thin mats. The composite has been developed by hand lay-up process with a fiber weight ratio of 10%. Three samples of the developed composited have been compared with a base case sample (pure matrix of epoxy resin). Also, a microscopic vision has been captured on the fracture zone of tensile specimens. The results reveal that the random-form composite had maximum tensile strength and transverse stiffness, also, the thin-fiber composite showed maximum ductility.

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Al-hassany, M. O. A., Al-Dulaimy, A., Al-Sammarraie, A., & Ali, A. F. (2020). Effect of fiberglass form on the tensile and bending characteristic of epoxy composite material. AIMS Materials Science, 7(5), 583–595. https://doi.org/10.3934/MATERSCI.2020.5.583

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