Dynamic enhancement induced by interface for additively manufactured continuous carbon fiber reinforced composites
POLYMER TESTING(2024)
Abstract
Additive manufacturing (AM) has become one advanced manufacturing method for continuous carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CCFRP) composites, which is promising to work as aerospace materials. To promote their efficient design and extensive application, series of tensile and fiber-pullout tests were implemented to investigate the rate-dependent mechanical behavior and fracture mechanism. Both tensile strength and fracture strain significantly increase with the increase of strain rate in the studied range of 0.0001-1600 s-1. Fiber-pullout test also confirms that the interfacial shear strength of composites increases with the increasing loading rate. Dynamic enhancement is analyzed quantitatively, and it is mainly contributed by the rate-dependent behavior of fiber-matrix interface. Fracture analysis indicates the stronger interfacial bonding under dynamic loading, which is attributed to the impeded interfacial crack propagation by high strain rate. A constitutive model is built to predict the rate-dependent strength of CCFRP composites, and it fits well with the experimental results.
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Key words
Additive manufacturing,Continuous carbon fiber reinforced composites,Tensile properties,Interfacial properties,Rate dependence,Strength model
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