Semi-destructive Methods for Evaluating the Micro-scale Residual Stresses of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers
Composites Part B Engineering(2024)
摘要
Micro-scale residual stress in carbon fiber reinforced polymers have a significant impact on their mechanical performance. The residual stresses in the carbon fibers were released by micro-slotting and micro-ring-core methods using focused ion beam (FIB). The released deformation fields were captured by cross-gratings and mapped by geometric phase analysis (GPA) and digital image correlation (DIC) methods. The in-plane residual stresses in the carbon fibers were experimentally determined to be −40.5 MPa using elastic constitutive relations, which is consistent with the composites cylinder model. The axial compressive residual stresses in the fibers were found to be greater than −100 MPa. Moreover, the maximum value of residual stress in the polymer matrix was observed at the interface, potentially serving as a crack initiation site.
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Micro-scale,Residual stresses,Carbon fiber reinforced polymers,Semi-destructive methods
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