Investigated is the push-in test used to determine the interfacial strength of fiber-reinforced composites via the method of singular integral equation. Singularity analysis shows that stresses near the end for an int...Investigated is the push-in test used to determine the interfacial strength of fiber-reinforced composites via the method of singular integral equation. Singularity analysis shows that stresses near the end for an intact interface have a power singularity, and the singularity index is only dependent on the material constants of the fiber and the matrix. In order to describe the interfacial strength at the initial debonding of the push-in test, critical interfacial shear stress intensity factor and the related singularity index are adopted. This interfacial strength characteristic parameter is applied to analysis of the push-in test results of carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composites.展开更多
In this work,the microstructure,failure behavior and interfacial properties with respective to the interfacial domain in SiCf/BN/SiC and C_(f)/PyC/SiC composites were studied via the fiber push-in test.The differences...In this work,the microstructure,failure behavior and interfacial properties with respective to the interfacial domain in SiCf/BN/SiC and C_(f)/PyC/SiC composites were studied via the fiber push-in test.The differences in the mechanical response of the interfacial domain were observed.During the fiber push-in test for SiCf/BN/SiC,the interface debonding accompanied with interphase fracture occurred,resulting in an obvious sign of the onset of debonding on loading-displacement(P-u)curves.While the good continuity of P-u curves can be observed for Cf/PyC/SiC,which is due to that the failure is in the form of interface debonding along with interphase lateral slipping caused by the extension of buckled carbon fiber,without any interphase fracture.The interfacial properties calculated from the fiber push-in test show that Cf/PyC/SiC possesses a weaker interfacial domain compared with SiC_(f)/BN/SiC.The interfacial shear stress of SiCf/BN/SiC and C_(f)/PyC/SiC composites amounts 94.2 and 48.1 MPa,respectively.展开更多
文摘Investigated is the push-in test used to determine the interfacial strength of fiber-reinforced composites via the method of singular integral equation. Singularity analysis shows that stresses near the end for an intact interface have a power singularity, and the singularity index is only dependent on the material constants of the fiber and the matrix. In order to describe the interfacial strength at the initial debonding of the push-in test, critical interfacial shear stress intensity factor and the related singularity index are adopted. This interfacial strength characteristic parameter is applied to analysis of the push-in test results of carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composites.
基金the support of IMDEA Materials Institute of Spainsupported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Project Nos.52072303 and 51821091)。
文摘In this work,the microstructure,failure behavior and interfacial properties with respective to the interfacial domain in SiCf/BN/SiC and C_(f)/PyC/SiC composites were studied via the fiber push-in test.The differences in the mechanical response of the interfacial domain were observed.During the fiber push-in test for SiCf/BN/SiC,the interface debonding accompanied with interphase fracture occurred,resulting in an obvious sign of the onset of debonding on loading-displacement(P-u)curves.While the good continuity of P-u curves can be observed for Cf/PyC/SiC,which is due to that the failure is in the form of interface debonding along with interphase lateral slipping caused by the extension of buckled carbon fiber,without any interphase fracture.The interfacial properties calculated from the fiber push-in test show that Cf/PyC/SiC possesses a weaker interfacial domain compared with SiC_(f)/BN/SiC.The interfacial shear stress of SiCf/BN/SiC and C_(f)/PyC/SiC composites amounts 94.2 and 48.1 MPa,respectively.
