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[0 ] 8T. [0/ 45/ 90] S. [ 45] 2S. [90] 8T. E 1 (10 6 psi). 18- 20. 7.5. 2.9. 1.5. 1 (10 3 psi). 250. 70. 2.6. 8. ADVANCED COMPOSITES. Brain Teasers: There is one word in the English language that is always pronounced incorrectly. What is it?.
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[0]8T [0/ 45/ 90]S [ 45]2S [90]8T E1(106 psi) 18- 20 7.5 2.9 1.5 1(103 psi) 250 70 2.6 8 ADVANCED COMPOSITES Brain Teasers: There is one word in the English language that is always pronounced incorrectly. What is it? Tension Test on Multi Directional Laminate, material: AS1/3501-5A (gr/ep) Lecture 4
وحاشيته ..!! أثناء زيارته لبريطانيا .. جورج دبليو بوش قابل الملكة البريطانية وسألها : جلالة الملكة !.. كيف تقودين حكومة ناجحة من حولك ؟؟!! هل عندك نصائح معينة أستطيع الاستفادة منها ؟؟!! حسناً, أجابت الملكة وأردفت قائلة : أهم شيء هو أن تحيط نفسك بأشخاص أذكياء من حولك !! و على الفور رد جورج دبليو بوش : ولكن !.. كيف أستطيع أن أحدد أن من حولي هم من الأذكياء ؟ تناولت الملكة كوبا من الشاي ثم قالت : أن هذا سهل للغاية فقط أسألهم لغزاً ذكياً. الملكة ضغطت على زر الأنترفون وقالت : رجاء أرسلوا لي توني بلير هنا . دخل توني بلير إلى القاعة وقال نعم صاحبة الجلالة. قالت الملكة أجب عن هذا اللغز : أبوك وأمك عندهم طفلا ليس هو أخوك ولا هو أختك فمن هذا الطفل ؟ بدون تفكير أجاب توني بلير : لابد أنه أنا قالت الملكة : نعم نعم جيد. عاد جورج دبليو بوش إلى البيت الأبيض في واشنطن سأل الرئيس بوش دك تشيني قائلاً أجب عن هذا السؤال : أبوك وأمك عندهم طفلا ليس هو أخوك ولا هو أختك فمن هذا الطفل ؟ لست متأكداً أجاب دك تشيني اسمح لي يا سيادة الرئيس بالرجوع إليك ثانية لإجابة هذا السؤال. دك تشيني سأل كل المسؤولين و لكن أحداً لم يعطه إجابة أخيراً انتهى إلى غرفة الرجال و سأل كولن باول صارخا بوجهه كولن : أبوك وأمك عندهم طفلا ليس هو أخوك ولا هو أختك فمن هذا الطفل ؟ كولن باول قال : سهل إنه أنا. ابتسم دك تشيني وقال : شكراً لك. رجع تشيني إلى مكتب الرئيس بوش وقال : سيادة الرئيس لقد قمت ببعض البحوث وأستطيع أن أجيب عن اللغز: إنه كولن باول. وقف الرئيس بوش من مكانه وصرخ في وجه تشيني بقوة وقال : لا لا لا, إنه توني بلير يا غبي !؟؟
Empirical Example of Multi Directional 0, 45, -45, 90,90,-45, 45, 0 Laminate or %(0/45/90) (25/50/25) Laminate 8 PilesσE 25% 0’s 25% of 250 Ksi = 60 4.5 50%±45’s 50% of 26 Ksi = 13 1.5 25% 90’s 25% of 8 Ksi = 40.3 77 6.3 Micro-cracks can develop in the 90 ply at low stress/strain level.
Constituent Materials1. Glass/ Fiberglass: • Characteristics: • High tensile strength • Elastic • Use to 750-1000 F • Good dimensional stability • Corrosion resistant • Excellent Electrical Props. • Low- cost • Because of low E, it don’t rate as an advanced composite. • Produced by extrusion of drawn molten glass. • Textile fibers account 27% of all glass produced. • Two forms are important: Continuous and discontinuous
Glass/ Fiberglass (Cont.) Silica sand, Limestone, Boric acid and others mixed and melted in furnace (2300 F). Three types are important: 1- Direct melt process: molten glass flows directly to fiber. 2- Marble process: molten glass flows to marble making machine. 3- Sol-gel process
Glass/Fiberglass (Cont.) Roving: Several strands of filaments wound together. Roving is the main product form for applications such as FILAMENT WINDING Sizing: Chemical coating that protects fiber from damage. E-glass: (Aluminoborosilicate) (E is for electrical) is the most commonly used gl- draws well, good strength, electrical and weathering props. S-glass (Magnesium aluminosilicate) developed at WPAFB for aerospace requirements. Higher E and σ than E-gl- more expensive- higher use temp. S2-glass- low cost S-gl; same composition as S-gl, but differs as to sizing and quality assurance (QA)
Fabric Nomenclature The warp threads are called ends The filling threads are called Picks. Fabric construction is given as density ends x picks per cm Weave (design) is the way the fabrics interlace
Glass/Fiberglass Reinforcement Forms Chopped fiber: Yarn chopped into desired length. Roving: a collection of continuous filaments or strands. Yarn: a collection of filaments or strands suitable for weaving into textile material. Woven Roving: roving woven into fabric. MATS (3 types) - Continuous strand material - Chopped strand material Fabrics: Yarn woven together. - Fabric construction - Size of yarn - no. of yarns - no of yarns in warp (lengthwise) direction - weave pattern (see figures) - plain - satin - basket…etc.
Plain and Stain Weaves Stain Weave: one warp passes over four fills then over one fill. Stain weaves give the highest packing density. Plain Weave: one warp yarn passes over one fill
Properties Chopped fibers (Sheet Molding Compound SMC) Prop E-gl S2-gl Flexture σ(ksi) 22-24 30-34 E(msi) 1.8-2.4 1.9-2.2 Compression. σ(ksi) 27.2-36.0 65.7 Tensile σ(ksi) 10.8-13.1 18.8 E(msi) 1.9-2.4 2.0-2.2 Cont. Fiber gl/fabric/ ep resin Prop E-gl S-gl Flexture σ(ksi) 82.4 113.6 E(msi) 3.5 4.0 Compression. σ(ksi) 62.0 65.7 Tensile σ(ksi) 57.2 81.6 Rasin cont. 37.5 34.4
Advantages and Disadvantages • Advantages: • Manufacturing economy • Inherent symmetry in balanced fabric • Comfortable to complex shapes • Flexibility in fabric design • Disadvantages: • Mechanical properties inferiors to tape • Fabric distortion (bowing & skewing) can cause warping Surface treated fibers: Fiber coated with chemical coupling agents- these form chemical bonds between the fiber's surface and the matrix resin. This is applied as a sizing or finish. Size: applied at the bushing Finish: applied to the roving or fabric
Cont. Finishes: help protect the fibers, provide improved composite mechanical properties such as shear strength, resistance to moisture, chemical degradation, ets. Coupling Agents: have dual functionality; one end reacts with gl, while the other end reacts with the resin. • Coupling agents provides: • Mechanical improvement • - adhesion • - shear • - elongation • Wetting • Environmental resistance • -moisture • - chemical agents • - temperature
Continuous- Fiber Reinforcement • No symmetric • No uniformality • No flat surface • Cheap because no control on them 0/90 Fabric Chopped- Fiber Reinforcement Three dimensional Two-Dimensional
Reinforcement Form Fiber Volume Fraction Modulus Tensile Strength Typical Range Msi Gpa Ksi Mpa Unidirectional Balanced Fabric Discontinuous Random- 2D (MAT) Discontinuous Random- 3D 60 % 50 % 15 % 15 % 50-70 40-70 10-50 10-20 6.5 3.8 1.3 1.1 45 26 9 8 150 60 15 8 1020 413 103 55 Influence of Reinforcement FormE-Glass/Epoxy Composite Properties
Fiberglass Applications Applications: Automotive: body panels, springs. Aerospace: flooring, secondary structures Pressure bottles/tanks- storage tanks, fuel cells Helicopter components- blades, fuslage Consume related- sporting goods, boating Electronics- printed wiring boards
Racing Bike Carbon Fiber Composites
Assignment & Project 3 Papers: 3 research that have innovative addition. Submit the originals and 1-2 pages summary. A project: - make groups of 4-5 students. - Pick up an application as a project. - Prepare to present it in a form of a report and presntation - Include Literature review, advantages, disadvantages, assembly,
specification development • : Functional design: Design a standard SCUBA diving tank with compositematerials. • Design specifications: • Tank must utilize existing valves • Tank must be 80 cu.ft. volume • Tank must be 26.1”x7.2” dimensions • Tank must accommodate at least 3000 Psi • Tank must weigh less than 33 lb • Tank must have service life of at least 15 Years • Tank must be easily assembled and maintained • Working Temp: -32 ° ~200° F
Design Criteria • Tank must have adequate safety features • It is desirable that the tank can be easily scalable • It is desirable that the tank’s sale price is reasonable • It is desirable that the tank’s weight be as less as possible Deliverables • Material selections • Assembly drawings • Inspection and testing • Repair and service life prediction • Final report