The Study of Tensile Failure on Thin Plate Hybrid Composites with Drilled Hole

This report basically presents the research that had been done on the topic "The Study of Tensile Failure on Thin Plate Hybrid Composites with Drilled Holes". This study involves using had lay up technique on fabrication of 2.0mm thickness plate samples of 55% volume fraction of woven c...

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Main Author: Mohd Junaidi, Muhammad Hatta
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2011
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Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/10417/1/2011%20-%20Study%20of%20Tensile%20Failure%20on%20a%20Thin%20Plate%20Hybrid%20Composite%20with%20Drilled%20Hole.pdf
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Summary:This report basically presents the research that had been done on the topic "The Study of Tensile Failure on Thin Plate Hybrid Composites with Drilled Holes". This study involves using had lay up technique on fabrication of 2.0mm thickness plate samples of 55% volume fraction of woven cloth carbon fiber and woven cloth glass fiber of orientation of0/90/0/90 in polyester matrix. Using a 5mm HSS drill bit, the samples are drilled using CNC drilling machine with feed rate of 0.05mm/rev and 0.15mrn/rev, and spindle speed of690, 790, 1250, 1340,2500, and 2700 RPM. The damage extension due to the drilling are observed and measured using 3D Non Contact machine and the damage factor are carried out to analyze the effect drilling parameters to the samples. Surface roughness of the feed rate is measured using Profilometer for alternative to measure the drilling effect. Tensile test using UTM I OOkN machine is used to acquire the tensile properties of each of the sample along with the undrilled ones. Analysis including using Scanning Electron Microscopic for microscopic view for the surface of the drilled area, delamination extension due to the tensile force, damage factor of drilled area and surface roughness are compiled together and compared to investigate the relation of each of the data to the tensile properties.