A Study of the Effects of the Aging Factor on the Efficiency of the Fatigue Performance for Polymer Matrix Composites | ||
Rafidain Journal of Science | ||
Article 20, Volume 28, Issue 1, March 2019, Pages 94-105 PDF (335.64 K) | ||
DOI: 10.33899/rjs.2019.159405 | ||
Authors | ||
Ahmed N. Mahmmod; Asmaa E. Abed | ||
Abstract | ||
In this research a study of the effect of aging factor on behavior of binding fatigue of resin (Dia Ethylene Bisphenol Epoxy-A) which is reinforced by adding volume ratio (33.3%) of (SiO2) powder and (44.4%) of (Al) powder, those samples were kept under open conservation condition for different time periods (2,4,6) years. Fatigue test was conducted for unreinforcement and reinforcement samples. The results have shown that there are an improvement in fatigue life in reinforcement matrix and this improvement depend on the nature of reinforcement material. and the results have shown that the efficiency of fatigue life for unreinforcement and reinforcement matrix is decreased with increasing age of aging and the matrix which is reinforced by (SiO2) powder be less sensitive from matrix which is reinforced by (Al) powder and both are less sensitive from unreinforcement matrix . Finally, the results show that the damage to the material is the type of quantitative damage and that is likely to be the matrix is responsible of such damage | ||
Keywords | ||
DEBE; composite; bending Fatigue; Aging composite | ||
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