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Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load

The composite material in energy absorption tube application have gained a tremendous function as sacrificial structure device in automotive, marine, and aerospace engineering. Due to capabilities of composite material in reinforcement structure, many researchers have explored to tailor the composit...

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Main Authors: Supian, A. B. M., Sapuan, S. M., Jawaid, M., Zuhri, M. Y. M., Ilyas, R. A., Syamsir, A.
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Published: Korean Fiber Society 2022
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TP Chemical technology
Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/103997/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12221-021-0169-9
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spelling my.utm.1039972024-01-09T00:49:13Z http://eprints.utm.my/103997/ Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load Supian, A. B. M. Sapuan, S. M. Jawaid, M. Zuhri, M. Y. M. Ilyas, R. A. Syamsir, A. TP Chemical technology The composite material in energy absorption tube application have gained a tremendous function as sacrificial structure device in automotive, marine, and aerospace engineering. Due to capabilities of composite material in reinforcement structure, many researchers have explored to tailor the composite material properties to withstand into impact load condition. This present study of filament wound kenaf/glass hybrid composite tube was fabricated with three different configurations of hybrid kenaf/glass fibre placement to obtained high capabilities of crashworthiness properties under intermediate-velocity impact load condition. Therefore, this present study has identified the hybridization technique of kenaf/glass fibre which tailored with various intraply stacking sequences parameter of filament winding technique to achieve better impact crashworthiness characteristic when compared with single synthetic glass composite fibre material. The arrangement of hybrid fibres in stacking sequence parameter has found that the hybrid specimen with high kenaf fibre fraction mass have enhanced 68 % of energy absorbing value and the failure mode behaviour was more stable compare to synthetic glass composite tube specimen. Korean Fiber Society 2022 Article PeerReviewed Supian, A. B. M. and Sapuan, S. M. and Jawaid, M. and Zuhri, M. Y. M. and Ilyas, R. A. and Syamsir, A. (2022) Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load. Fibers and Polymers, 23 (1). pp. 222-233. ISSN 1229-9197 http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12221-021-0169-9 DOI : 10.1007/s12221-021-0169-9
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topic TP Chemical technology
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Supian, A. B. M.
Sapuan, S. M.
Jawaid, M.
Zuhri, M. Y. M.
Ilyas, R. A.
Syamsir, A.
Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
description The composite material in energy absorption tube application have gained a tremendous function as sacrificial structure device in automotive, marine, and aerospace engineering. Due to capabilities of composite material in reinforcement structure, many researchers have explored to tailor the composite material properties to withstand into impact load condition. This present study of filament wound kenaf/glass hybrid composite tube was fabricated with three different configurations of hybrid kenaf/glass fibre placement to obtained high capabilities of crashworthiness properties under intermediate-velocity impact load condition. Therefore, this present study has identified the hybridization technique of kenaf/glass fibre which tailored with various intraply stacking sequences parameter of filament winding technique to achieve better impact crashworthiness characteristic when compared with single synthetic glass composite fibre material. The arrangement of hybrid fibres in stacking sequence parameter has found that the hybrid specimen with high kenaf fibre fraction mass have enhanced 68 % of energy absorbing value and the failure mode behaviour was more stable compare to synthetic glass composite tube specimen.
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author Supian, A. B. M.
Sapuan, S. M.
Jawaid, M.
Zuhri, M. Y. M.
Ilyas, R. A.
Syamsir, A.
author_facet Supian, A. B. M.
Sapuan, S. M.
Jawaid, M.
Zuhri, M. Y. M.
Ilyas, R. A.
Syamsir, A.
author_sort Supian, A. B. M.
title Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
title_short Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
title_full Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
title_fullStr Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
title_full_unstemmed Crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
title_sort crashworthiness response of filament wound kenaf/glass fibre-reinforced epoxy composite tubes with influence of stacking sequence under intermediate-velocity impact load
publisher Korean Fiber Society
publishDate 2022
url http://eprints.utm.my/103997/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12221-021-0169-9
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