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3. Textile Composites3. Textile Composites
Composite PropertiesComposite Properties
MajorMajoreffectseffects
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Effects influencing composite propertiesEffects influencing composite properties
Properties of componentsProperties of components
mechanicalmechanical,, thermalthermal,, electricalelectrical etcetc..
GeometryGeometry andand distributiondistribution ofofcomponentscomponents
includingincluding porespores VolumeVolume fraction of componentsfraction of components
Properties ofProperties ofinterface (interface (adhesionadhesion)) interaction of componentsinteraction of components
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Properties of componentsProperties of components
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Selected properties of main fibrousSelected properties of main fibrousreinforcementsreinforcements
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Selected properties of main matricesSelected properties of main matrices
MostMost usefuluseful composition of componentscomposition of components
Highest efficiency ofHighest efficiency of SYNERGIC EFFECTSYNERGIC EFFECT
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The shape of dispersed componentThe shape of dispersed component It is chosen dueIt is chosen due toto the function of componentthe function of component
Composite reinforcementComposite reinforcement
short fibres made from low cost materialsshort fibres made from low cost materials
technology similar totechnology similar to standard plastic technologiesstandard plastic technologies
the load is transfered between fibres and matrixthe load is transfered between fibres and matrix
throughthrough fibresfibres surfacessurfaces
through fibres endsthrough fibres ends
continuous fibrescontinuous fibres
highest reinforcing effecthighest reinforcing effect
the load is transferred mainly through the fibresthe load is transferred mainly through the fibres clip effectclip effect
tensile strength of fibres is influenced by their lengthtensile strength of fibres is influenced by their length
longer fibreslonger fibres lowerlowertensile strengthtensile strength
strength is also influencedstrength is also influenced byby moisture and temperaturemoisture and temperature
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GeometryGeometry of one continuous phase systemof one continuous phase system
GeometryGeometry characteristicscharacteristics
size and distribution of particlessize and distribution of particles
shape of particlesshape of particles
System characteristicsSystem characteristics
concentrationconcentration(volume(volume fractionfraction ofofparticles)particles)
concentration distribution of particlesconcentration distribution of particles
((range ofrange ofphasesphases mixturemixture)) Different concentration distributionsDifferent concentration distributions --same concentrationsame concentration
orientation of particlesorientation of particles topology of particlestopology of particles
interaction of particlesinteraction of particles
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GeometryGeometry limits for componentlimits for component volumevolume fractionsfractions
Example: VolumeExample: Volume fraction of spheresfraction of spheres -- the same diameter,the same diameter,various formationvarious formation
Simple cubic 52 %Simple cubic 52 %
BodyBody--centered cubic 60 %centered cubic 60 %
FaceFace--centered cubic 74 %centered cubic 74 %
Random formation of spheresRandom formation of spheres volume ratiovolume ratio 6060 63 %63 %
Random formation of spheresRandom formation of spheres
with various diameterswith various diameters
volume ratiovolume ratio 8585 90 %90 %
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Properties of fiberProperties of fiber--matrixmatrix interfaceinterface
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FiberFiber--MatrixMatrix interfaceinterface
NanoNano--sized boundary between fibres and matrixsized boundary between fibres and matrix
interfaceinterface boundary between any twoboundary between any two phasesphases
dropdrop changechange ofofchemicalchemical andand
physical propertiesphysical properties
resultresult ofoftwo surfacestwo surfaces interaction,interaction,
thatthat dependsdepends onon thethe surface structuresurface structure
and propertiesand properties of both phasesof both phases thethe structurestructure andand propertiesproperties ofofinterfaceinterface differdifferfromfrom bothboth
phasesphases
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Each systemEach system possesspossess specificspecific interfaceinterface IdealIdeal interfaceinterface
infinitelyinfinitely
thinthin
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tighttight
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nono defectsdefects
RealReal interfaceinterface
complicated chemical andcomplicated chemical and physical structurephysical structure
Important influenceImportant influence onon composite propertiescomposite properties
e.g.e.g.
fracture toughnessfracture toughness
corrosive behaviourcorrosive behaviour
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InIn compositescomposites areare importantimportant
TheThe structure ofstructure ofinterfaceinterface
what itwhat it is made from andis made from and howhow??
Physical properties ofPhysical properties ofinterfaceinterface mechanicalmechanical
great difference between mechanical properties of fibres andgreat difference between mechanical properties of fibres andmatricesmatrices
thethe tensiontension isis transferredtransferred from matrix tofrom matrix to fibresfibres through thethrough theinterfaceinterface
other important propertiesother important properties
elektricalelektrical
opticaloptical
thermalthermal
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Impact of joining components on interfaceImpact of joining components on interface
propertiesproperties Various layersVarious layers
different propertiesdifferent properties
no chemical bonds, no physical joiningno chemical bonds, no physical joining
no tensile strength of compositeno tensile strength of composite
inin--plane modulus depends on the specimen clampingplane modulus depends on the specimen clamping
All layers tightly fixed in jawAll layers tightly fixed in jaw
CLIP EFFECTCLIP EFFECT all layer carry tensionall layer carry tension
Strength and stiffness of compositeStrength and stiffness of composite
fibres are bonded by matrixfibres are bonded by matrix
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Composites with weak interfaceComposites with weak interface
lower strength and stiffnesslower strength and stiffness
more flexiblemore flexible
Composites with strong interfaceComposites with strong interface high strength and stiffnesshigh strength and stiffness
hard, brittlehard, brittle
Character of joining between fibres and matrixCharacter of joining between fibres and matrix
atomic distributionatomic distribution
chemical properties of fibreschemical properties of fibres conformation and chemical properties of matricesconformation and chemical properties of matrices
Strength of joinings is affected byStrength of joinings is affected byADHESIONADHESION
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Mechanisms of adhesionMechanisms of adhesion
Five main mechanismsFive main mechanisms
joining between fibres and matricesjoining between fibres and matrices
they work either separately or in conjunctionthey work either separately or in conjunction
Adsorption and wettingAdsorption and wetting
InterdiffusionInterdiffusion
Electrostatic attractionElectrostatic attraction
Chemical bondChemical bond
Mechanical adhesionMechanical adhesion
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Adsorption and wettingAdsorption and wetting
AdsorptionAdsorption Adsorption is the accumulation ofAdsorption is the accumulation ofatomsatoms orormoleculesmolecules on the surface of materialon the surface of material
This process creates a film of theThis process creates a film of the adsorbateadsorbate (the molecules or atoms being(the molecules or atoms beingaccumulated) on the adsorbent's surfaceaccumulated) on the adsorbent's surface
WettingWetting
-- contact anglecontact angle
SGSG == SLSL ++ LGLG.cos.cos
= 0 = 0
spontaneous wettingspontaneous wetting
= 180 = 180
no wettingno wetting
Wetting of real surface:Wetting of real surface:
TwoTwo electrically neutral, hard, roughelectrically neutral, hard, rough
surfacessurfaces also roughnesses in microscopic scalealso roughnesses in microscopic scale
contamination by oxides, dust particlescontamination by oxides, dust particles
etc.etc.
contact points onlycontact points only
Improvement of wettingImprovement of wetting
cleaning and smoothing of surfacecleaning and smoothing of surface
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InterdiffusionInterdiffusion
strength of joining is influenced bystrength of joining is influenced by number of diffusive moleculesnumber of diffusive molecules
conformation of moleculesconformation of molecules
molecular movementmolecular movement entanglementsentanglements
Electrostatic attractionElectrostatic attraction
two oppositely charged surfacestwo oppositely charged surfaces
interaction of acid and baseinteraction of acid and base
oppositely charged ionsoppositely charged ions
positively charged groups on molecular ends are attracted bypositively charged groups on molecular ends are attracted by
anions rised from polymer orientationanions rised from polymer orientation
strength of interface depends on charge densitystrength of interface depends on charge density
it is not wetit is not wet--stablestable
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Chemical bondChemical bond
chemical groups on fiber surfacechemical groups on fiber surface
+ compatible chemical group of matrix+ compatible chemical group of matrix
Mechanical adhesionMechanical adhesion Two surfaces are just mechanically stuckedTwo surfaces are just mechanically stucked
high shear strengthhigh shear strength
depends on size of irregularitiesdepends on size of irregularities