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Investigation the interface and charpy impact behavior of fiber metal laminates containing graphene nanoplatelets and glass\ kevlar hybrid fibers

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 Hosseini Abbandanak Seyyed Navid | Abdollahi Azghan Mehdi | ESLAMI FARSANI REZA | Issue Writer Certificate 

Pages

  10-19

Abstract

 In this research, the effect of Graphene on the impact behavior of Fiber metal laminates (FMLs) reinforced with hybrid of glass and Kevlar fibers, was investigated. For this purpose, FMLs including hybrid of glass and Kevlar fibers/ aluminum 2024 with different weight percent of Graphene were made by hand lay-up method and subjected to impact charpy test. Also, before making composites, the surface of aluminum sheets is modified using a chemical method to improve the bond between it and the composite layer. According to the results, the use of Graphene reduced the strength of the impact in the fiber / metal composites. Thus, by adding 0. 25, 0. 5 and 1% Graphene to epoxy, 34. 2, 41. 8 and 58. 86%, respectively, reduction were observed in the impact strength compared to the Graphene-free sample. According to the studies, increasing the amount of Graphene in the composite, the degree and the probability of separation between the aluminum sheet and the composite layer increased, and the FMLs showed a more brittle behavior. Thus, in the sample without Graphene, the separation did not occurred, but with increasing Graphene, the separation become more and finally for samples containing 1 wt. % Graphene despite the separation between the sheet metal and the layer of composite, brittle fracture in the composite and the subsequent failure of aluminum sheet was observed. According to microscopic images, the presence of Graphene and its agglomerate at the interface between the aluminum sheet and the composite layer causes initiation and crack growth. Graphene also fills the cavities formed on the aluminum surface, which are formed to better interact with the resin by surface modification, and prevent the penetration of the resin and the proper bonding between the epoxy resin and the aluminum.

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    Hosseini Abbandanak, Seyyed Navid, Abdollahi Azghan, Mehdi, & ESLAMI FARSANI, REZA. (2019). Investigation the interface and charpy impact behavior of fiber metal laminates containing graphene nanoplatelets and glass\ kevlar hybrid fibers. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING, 6(2 ), 10-19. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/268217/en

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    Hosseini Abbandanak Seyyed Navid, Abdollahi Azghan Mehdi, ESLAMI FARSANI REZA. Investigation the interface and charpy impact behavior of fiber metal laminates containing graphene nanoplatelets and glass\ kevlar hybrid fibers. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2019;6(2 ):10-19. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/268217/en

    IEEE: Copy

    Seyyed Navid Hosseini Abbandanak, Mehdi Abdollahi Azghan, and REZA ESLAMI FARSANI, “Investigation the interface and charpy impact behavior of fiber metal laminates containing graphene nanoplatelets and glass\ kevlar hybrid fibers,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING, vol. 6, no. 2 , pp. 10–19, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/268217/en

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