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CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE

Three-dimensional (3D) textile composites are widely used in structural applications due to their superior transverse properties and low manufacturing cost. However, these composites are limited to the thermoset matrix, which is sensitive to the low-velocity impact (LVI) and degrades their residual...

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Main Author: HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2021
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TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
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spelling oai:utpedia.utp.edu.my:246862023-07-05T03:54:53Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/24686/ CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Three-dimensional (3D) textile composites are widely used in structural applications due to their superior transverse properties and low manufacturing cost. However, these composites are limited to the thermoset matrix, which is sensitive to the low-velocity impact (LVI) and degrades their residual strength. Furthermore, the available damage models for 3D textile composites are computationally inefficient for large scale dynamic simulations. On the other hand, the use of novel thermoplastic resin (Elium) has the potential to improve mechanical, impact and damage tolerance properties of composites due to its higher fracture toughness and strong fibre/matrix interface. Also, the multiscale damage model based on coupled micro-meso-macro approach envisaged as an efficient and reliable model for damage modelling in 3D textile composites. Thus, the objectives of this research work were to evaluate the mechanical, impact, damage tolerance properties and failure mechanisms of novel resin-infused thermoplastic (TP) and conventional TS 3D textile composites, and to develop a nonlinear 3D multiscale progressive damage model for 3D textile composites. 2021-03 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/24686/1/Syed%20Zulfiqar%20Hussain%20Shah_17005802.pdf HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR (2021) CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE. Doctoral thesis, UNSPECIFIED.
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HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR
CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
description Three-dimensional (3D) textile composites are widely used in structural applications due to their superior transverse properties and low manufacturing cost. However, these composites are limited to the thermoset matrix, which is sensitive to the low-velocity impact (LVI) and degrades their residual strength. Furthermore, the available damage models for 3D textile composites are computationally inefficient for large scale dynamic simulations. On the other hand, the use of novel thermoplastic resin (Elium) has the potential to improve mechanical, impact and damage tolerance properties of composites due to its higher fracture toughness and strong fibre/matrix interface. Also, the multiscale damage model based on coupled micro-meso-macro approach envisaged as an efficient and reliable model for damage modelling in 3D textile composites. Thus, the objectives of this research work were to evaluate the mechanical, impact, damage tolerance properties and failure mechanisms of novel resin-infused thermoplastic (TP) and conventional TS 3D textile composites, and to develop a nonlinear 3D multiscale progressive damage model for 3D textile composites.
format Thesis
author HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR
author_facet HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR
author_sort HUSSAIN SHAH, SYED ZULFIQAR
title CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
title_short CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
title_full CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
title_fullStr CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
title_full_unstemmed CHARACTERIZATION AND DAMAGE MODELLING OF RESIN INFUSED THERMOPLASTIC 3D FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
title_sort characterization and damage modelling of resin infused thermoplastic 3d fibre reinforced composite
publishDate 2021
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/24686/1/Syed%20Zulfiqar%20Hussain%20Shah_17005802.pdf
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